Group in pews Crossword Clue

Here is the answer for the crossword clue Group in pews . We have found 40 possible answers for this clue in our database. Among them, one solution stands out with a 98% match which has a length of 5 letters. We think the likely answer to this clue is LAITY.

Crossword Answer For Group in pews:

40 Potential Answers:

Rank	Answer	Length	Source	Date
98%	LAITY Group in pews	(5)
4%	SIT Use a pew	(3)	Thomas Joseph	Oct 28, 2025
4%	SEAT Chair or pew	(4)	Newsday	Oct 20, 2025
3%	CHOIR Singing group	(5)	The Telegraph Plusword	Nov 4, 2025
3%	POD Group of porpoises	(3)	USA Today	Nov 3, 2025
3%	HERD Grazing group	(4)	Wall Street Journal	Nov 3, 2025
3%	ENSEMBLE Group	(8)	The Telegraph Quick	Nov 2, 2025
3%	CASTS Groups of actors	(5)	USA Today	Nov 2, 2025
3%	BTS "Dynamite" group	(3)	TV	Nov 2, 2025
3%	ALTJ "Tessellate" group	(4)	The Atlantic	Nov 2, 2025

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What is the answer of Group in pews Crossword Clue?

In a church setting, the "laity" refers to the members of the congregation who are not part of the clergy. They sit in the pews during services, distinct from the ordained ministers. This term highlights the distinction between the clergy (ordained religious leaders) and the regular members of the church community.