pro·fes·sor 
(prə-fĕsər)
(prə-fĕsər)n.
1.
a. A college or university teacher who ranks above an associate professor.
b. A teacher or instructor.
2. One who professes.
[Middle English professour, from Old French professeur, from Latin professor, from professus, past participle of profitērī, to profess; see PROFESS.]
pro′fes·sori·al (prō′fĭ-sôrē-əl, prŏf′ĭ-) adj.
pro′fes·sori·al·ly adv.
pro·fessor·ship′ n.
- Gothically
- Gothic arch
- Gothicism
- Gothicize
- Gothic revival
- go through
- go through the hoop
- go through the motions
- go through the roof
- Gotland
- go-to
- go to bat for
- go to bed with
- go to extremes
- go to head
- go to it
- go to (one's) head
- go to one's head
- go to pieces
- go to press
- go to seed
- go to the bathroom
- go to the devil
- go to the dogs
- go to the mat