Professors is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PROFESSORS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• PROFESSOR, a university or college teacher of the highest grade
• a university academic of the highest rank; the holder of a university chair
• an associate professor or an assistant professor.
• a person who affirms a faith in or allegiance to something
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one that professes, avows, or declares

Words related to PROFESSORS

professor14

Words that contain PROFESSORS

professorship23 professorships24

How to use PROFESSORS in a sentence

• Some of this minority, in addition to the women, were business men, or professors, or merchants, or doctors.
• Possibly her graduates are as superior at making dinner speeches as are her trustees in choosing professors.
• There are now about 1,000 students, with a faculty of eighty-two professors, including fifteen Englishmen and twelve Persians.
• It has an English president and dean and several English professors, all of them graduates of the University of Cambridge.
• Of a higher race than the Kirghizes, being Tartars, it is from them that come the learned men and professors who have made illustrious the opulent cities of Bokhara and Samarkand.
• They pronounced them Sons of Belial! and professors of abomination.
• The leading articles are for the most part supplied by contributors not on the permanent staff, two university professors being amongst the best known.
• There were two or three professors in the seminary who struck Courtland as being profoundly spiritual and sincere in their lives.
• Drawing and painting being the natural bent of his mind, he was frequently employed by the professors to make landscape sketches in the manner mentioned.
• Most ominous of all is the tolerance, and sometimes the encouragement, extended to such demonstrations by schoolmasters and professors.
• In the vacations the Professors go to the hills, or sail for England, and the student goes back to his village.
• Darwin, Professors Huxley, Tyndal, and Ray Lankester, Miss Buckley, Mr.
• Professors had a smile for him and often stopped to chat.
• The immense scope of the investigation planned may be judged by the fact that under the physiological division of the research, as laid out by Professors Raymond Dodge and E.
• The work is full of music that addresses itself primarily to professors of theory.
• The college professors repeated what the former President said.
• The newspapers repeated what the college professors said.
• At this figure a bargain was struck, and the Professors paid up without offering him a single Musical Bank coin.
• Jacob Hall, of Abingdon, was the second President, and had under him a faculty of three professors and a chaplain.
• They bring together larger companies of professors and graduate students, who hear and discuss such papers as the members may present.
• But for the most part this highest instruction was rather to be sought in cities specially noted for their assemblage of professors and lecturers.
• He must go before an array of professors who are there to expose his ignorance.
• There are a few professors of international law in Germany, however, who have preserved a legally-balanced attitude despite their sympathies.
• And these, as I was telling you, are supposed to be the most eminent professors of their time.
• As already said, the invention of the telephone stands chiefly to the credit of Professors Gray and Bell.

Similar words containing PROFESSOR without suffix s

professor14 professorate17 professoress17 professorial17 professoriat17 professorates18 professoriate18 professoriats18 professorship23 professoresses19 professorially22 professoriates19 professorships24 nonprofessorial20

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