...with this week's theme: words we almost never see any more.

I just solved a word puzzle to which the answer turned out to be "frocks", and it occurred to me that I don't recall seeing this word (or its singular) anywhere in years, except when I read something that was written decades ago.

What other maybe-making-an-exit words can you-all think of?

Religious clergy can be 'defrocked', but when are they
'frocked' and how does it occur?

@ that Luke.

As to frocks.....we still use that term in Oz.

Fillies, frocks, fascinators were seen frequently at the fashions on the field at Flemmington races recently.

frock

I have heard it or read it within the last couple of years. maybe I hang with an archaic crowd.

Perhaps that is why clergy persons are called
"Persons of the cloth", tho' I'll be 'frocked' if I ever
see anything resembling the cloth, whatever it may be.
Certainly not the black shirt and white insert thingie
substitute for a collar formerly (before, say, 25 years ago)
worn only by Roman and Anglican clergy, now everyone
including store-front churches.
So they can be defrocked, ok, but when are they 'frocked'
and what is the origin of the term?