Words Containing PROF

152 words contain PROF anywhere. Scores range up to 30 points (CIPROFLOXACINS), averaging 17.3 points with standard English tile values. Every entry below shows its point value, US and UK dictionary validity, and a definition where available.

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A broad-spectrum antibiotic used to treat serious bacterial infections.

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Plural of CIPROFLOXACIN.

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To renounce or give up a belief.

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Past tense of DISPROFESS.

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Third-person singular present tense of DISPROFESS.

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Present participle of DISPROFESS.

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To cause loss or harm.

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Past tense of DISPROFIT.

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Present participle of DISPROFIT.

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Plural of DISPROFIT.

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A common pain-relieving and anti-inflammatory drug.

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Plural of IBUPROFEN.

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Not done by or involving professionals; amateur.

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Not characteristic of a professor.

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Not intended to make a profit.

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Plural of NONPROFIT.

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Before entering a profession.

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An informal term for a professor.

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A greeting or welcome before a meal.

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Supporting traditional family structures.

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The act of treating something sacred with disrespect.

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Plural of PROFANATION.

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Having the nature of desecrating or showing irreverence.

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Showing disrespect for sacred things.

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Past tense of PROFANE.

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In a disrespectful or irreverent way.

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The state of being irreverent or lacking holiness.

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Plural of PROFANENESS.

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One who treats something sacred with irreverence.

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Plural of PROFANER.

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Plural of PROFANE.

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Present participle of PROFANE.

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Plural of PROFANITY.

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Vulgar or irreverent speech or action.

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Supporting or favoring fascism.

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Derived from an ancestor or parent.

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A person who supports feminism.

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To declare or admit openly, especially insincerely.

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Past tense of PROFESS.

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By one's own declaration.

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Third-person singular present tense of PROFESS.

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Present participle of PROFESS.

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An occupation requiring specialized education and training.

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A person who earns a living in a particular occupation or sport.

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To make or become professional.

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Skill, conduct, and standards expected of a professional.

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Supporter of professional standards or a professional person.

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To make or become professional in character or status.

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In a manner befitting a professional.

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Plural of PROFESSIONAL.

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Plural of PROFESSION.

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A college or university teacher of the highest rank.

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The body of professors at an institution; the professoriate.

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Plural of PROFESSORATE.

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A female professor.

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Plural of PROFESSORESS.

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Relating to or typical of a professor.

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In a manner characteristic of a professor.

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The whole body of professors; the professoriate.

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The body of professors as a group.

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CIPROFLOXACINS scores 30 points, the highest in this list using standard English tile values.