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Definition of profess
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of profess is as below...
Profess
(v. t.) To make open
declaration
of, as of one's
knowledge,
belief,
action,
etc.; to avow or
acknowledge;
to
confess
publicly;
to own or admit
freely..
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Quality
::
Quality
(n.)
Special
or
temporary
character;
profession;
occupation;
assumed
or
asserted
rank, part, or
position..
Martyr
::
Martyr
(v. t.) To put to death for
adhering
to some
belief,
esp.
Christianity;
to
sacrifice
on
account
of faith or
profession..
Lawyer
::
Lawyer
(n.) One
versed
in the laws, or a
practitioner
of law; one whose
profession
is to
conduct
lawsuits
for
clients,
or to
advise
as to
prosecution
or
defence
of
lawsuits,
or as to legal
rights
and
obligations
in other
matters.
It is a
general
term,
comprehending
attorneys,
counselors,
solicitors,
barristers,
sergeants,
and
advocates..
Novel
::
Novel (a.) A
fictitious
tale or
narrative,
professing
to be
conformed
to real life; esp., one
intended
to
exhibit
the
operation
of the
passions,
and
particularly
of
love..
Professoriate
::
Professoriate
(n.) The body of
professors,
or the
professorial
staff,
in a
university
or
college..
Jockey
::
Jockey
(n.) A
professional
rider of
horses
in
races.
Polytheistical
::
Polytheistical
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
polytheism;
characterized
by
polytheism;
professing
or
advocating
polytheism;
as,
polytheistic
worship;
a
polytheistic
author,
or
nation..
Literary
::
Literary
(a.)
Versed
in, or
acquainted
with,
literature;
occupied
with
literature
as a
profession;
connected
with
literature
or with men of
letters;
as, a
literary
man..
Student
::
Student
(n.) A
person
engaged
in
study;
one who is
devoted
to
learning;
a
learner;
a
pupil;
a
scholar;
especially,
one who
attends
a
school,
or who seeks
knowledge
from
professional
teachers
or from
books;
as, the
students
of an
academy,
a
college,
or a
university;
a
medical
student;
a hard
student..
Novice
::
Novice
(n.) One who is new in any
business,
profession,
or
calling;
one
unacquainted
or
unskilled;
one yet in the
rudiments;
a
beginner;
a
tyro..
Keener
::
Keener
(n.) A
professional
mourner
who wails at a
funeral.
Professorialism
::
Professorialism
(n.) The
character,
manners,
or
habits
of a
professor..
Affair
::
Affair
(n.) That which is done or is to be done;
matter;
concern;
as, a
difficult
affair
to
manage;
business
of any kind,
commercial,
professional,
or
public;
-- often in the
plural.
At the head of
affairs.
Junius..
Faculty
::
Faculty
(n.) The body of
person
to whom are
intrusted
the
government
and
instruction
of a
college
or
university,
or of one of its
departments;
the
president,
professors,
and
tutors
in a
college..
Pantagruelism
::
Pantagruelism
(n.) The
theory
or
practice
of the
medical
profession;
-- used in
burlesque
or
ridicule.
Confession
::
Confession
(n.)
Acknowledgment
of
belief;
profession
of one's
faith.
Senior
::
Senior
(a.)
Belonging
to the final year of the
regular
course
in
American
colleges,
or in
professional
schools..
Valentine
::
Valentine
(n.) A
letter
containing
professions
of love, or a
missive
of a
sentimental,
comic,
or
burlesque
character,
sent on St.
Valentine's
Day..
Juristical
::
"Juristical
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
jurist,
to the legal
profession,
or to
jurisprudence..
Bar
::
Bar (n.) The whole body of
lawyers
licensed
in a court or
district;
the legal
profession.
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