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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. i.) To
declare
friendship.
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Code
::
Code (n.) Any
system
of rules or
regulations
relating
to one
subject;
as, the
medical
code, a
system
of rules for the
regulation
of the
professional
conduct
of
physicians;
the naval code, a
system
of rules for
making
communications
at sea means of
signals..
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..
Cantatrice
::
Cantatrice
(n.) A
female
professional
singer.
Spnsorial
::
Sponsor
(n.) One who at the
baptism
of an
infant
professore
the
christian
faith in its name, and
guarantees
its
religious
education;
a
godfather
or
godmother..
Hatchment
::
Hatchment
(n.) A sword or other mark of the
profession
of arms; in
general,
a mark of
dignity..
Agnosticism
::
Agnosticism
(n.) That
doctrine
which,
professing
ignorance,
neither
asserts
nor
denies..
Father
::
Father
(n.) A
dignitary
of the
church,
a
superior
of a
convent,
a
confessor
(called
also
father
confessor),
or a
priest;
also, the
eldest
member
of a
profession,
or of a
legislative
assembly,
etc..
Professoriat
::
Professoriat
(n.) See
Professoriate.
Judicature
::
"Judicature
(n.) The state or
profession
of those
employed
in the
administration
of
justice;
also, the
dispensing
or
administration
of
justice..
Fee
::
Fee (n.)
Reward
or
compensation
for
services
rendered
or to be
rendered;
especially,
payment
for
professional
services,
of
optional
amount,
or fixed by
custom
or laws;
charge;
pay;
perquisite;
as, the fees of
lawyers
and
physicians;
the fees of
office;
clerk's
fees;
sheriff's
fees;
marriage
fees, etc..
Professory
::
Professory
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
professor;
professorial.
Professor
::
Professor
(n.) One who
professed,
or makes open
declaration
of, his
sentiments
or
opinions;
especially,
one who makes a
public
avowal
of his
belief
in the
Scriptures
and his faith in
Christ,
and thus
unites
himself
to the
visible
church..
Professionalist
::
Professionalist
(n.)
professional
person.
Moderate
::
Moderate
(n.) One of a party in the
Church
of
Scotland
in the 18th
century,
and part of the 19th,
professing
moderation
in
matters
of
church
government,
in
discipline,
and in
doctrine..
Practicer
::
Practicer
(n.) One who
exercises
a
profession;
a
practitioner.
Apostasy
::
Apostasy
(n.) An
abandonment
of what one has
voluntarily
professed;
a total
desertion
of
departure
from one's
faith,
principles,
or
party;
esp., the
renunciation
of a
religious
faith;
as,
Julian's
apostasy
from
Christianity..
Fool
::
Fool (n.) One who
counterfeits
folly;
a
professional
jester
or
buffoon;
a
retainer
formerly
kept to make
sport,
dressed
fantastically
in
motley,
with
ridiculous
accouterments..
Theologian
::
Theologian
(n.) A
person
well
versed
in
theology;
a
professor
of
theology
or
divinity;
a
divine.
Actuary
::
Actuary
(n.) The
computing
official
of an
insurance
company;
one whose
profession
it is to
calculate
for
insurance
companies
the risks and
premiums
for life, fire, and other
insurances..
Canonicals
::
Canonicals
(n. pl.) The dress
prescribed
by canon to be worn by a
clergyman
when
officiating.
Sometimes,
any
distinctive
professional
dress..
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