Armstrong Atlantic State University - Geechee Yearbook (Savannah, GA)

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2. The following ot a DFOICSYIOU, sport etc., roi 4 iivenriwu or f.-r gain' the characteristics, standards, or methods of professionals, esp. in sports or athleticsg -opposed to arnixfeurism. I . pro-fes'slon-al-lst C-lstl, n. One who ynrofessionahzes his tor ani occupation. - pr0'l8S'Sl0I1-al- St, adj. pro-fes'slon-al-lze fin, v. t. To give a professional char- acter to. - v. i. o assume a professional character: to bee-.me professional. - pro-fes'aion-al-1-za'tlon t-I-z.i'- shin, -i-zl'shGnl, n. professional witness. One who makes a business of col- lecting evidence of the commission of crimes or technical offenses in onli-r to testify concerning them in Court for a reisaril, fee, or other compensation. Colloq., U.S. pro-fes'slon-lst tpro-fEsh'nn-lsvl, n. 1. Onewho makes a rofession, esp., Scot., one who makes an insincere pro- iiession of relinion. i 2. One pursuing a profession or trade. A Germamsm. To professionalize. Rare. or tending to make pro-fes'sion-lze t-izi, 1.-. z. at i. . ' ad pro fes'sive fpr sl 8. Erl,n. I CS'S0f If professeur. See PROP Specif.: has public if s who Sl Ub S. avows, or declares. f r ' ' Jne wh: makts b who lian member. Archaic 2. Educ. One who publicly teaches, in the higher or in the secondary school xzraqles, any branch of gpecif., an ollicer in a university, college, school, 0 mary, who delivers lectures or instructs students whom the title has been formally conferred by authority, as, a professor of mathematics. professor holds the highest teaching positiopg sociate professor or adiunct professor 18 rank, and an assistant professor is next See NK, EXCHANGE PROFESSOR, RESEARCH orms ofAddress, in Appendix. I all one who teaches, or profe' knowledge as, a profes- occupatior lor omfr1r? C'5i 4. Anglin . An artihciztl fly with fgay spccltl yellow liffffy, brown h.ii.kle, golfl n bing and scarlet tail,-said to have been named after ohn Wilson fChristopher Northl. Ijll often Humorous. ed wings The o , pol ol lice,of a professor, pro-fes'sor ex'tra-or'di-na'ri-us. ENLJ Biking as our ',, ,., ,,,,, ,, .- 5. A graph or curve: specif. Psychol., a grou of - representing, quantitatively the extent to which, an vidual exhibits certain traits or abilities a.s determine tests or ratings and usually presented in the form of agr 8. Theater. A flat piece of scenery or property cut moul 7. A ceramics shaping tool. Syn. - See l'0l?. d f d f - inipro ite. n si e view- speci . si e ace, as tinsuishedifrom full face. ' ' 7 the Profilq. A natural formation on Pro6le.Mour in the Ifranqoniaurange, N. H., presenting when viewed a certain direction a close resemblance to a human seen in profile. Called also Old Man of the Maun It is the Great Stone Face of Hawthorne's tale. pro'iile tpr5'fil, -feb, v. t. ' rao'm.zp t-fild' -feldr nc mc t-fil-In 3-fel-lngl. Elt. projilare:cf. profiler. rnorrus, nfl 1. 'Ifc draw the vertical outline of, to dr profile, as an architectural member: to draw a prohle 2 Mech. To shape the outline of tan obiectj by pass cutter around tt. See PIOFLLING KACEINE. 3. To give a profile to board. - reunarn. 4. cutter. A knife or machine cutter with an to cut a definite form. drag, Aeronaatiqs. That portion of the which is due to friction .and turbulence in the which would be absent if it were nonviscous. line. : racuu. Linz. machine. - rnorrunc nacimus. map. A topographic map. paper. Civil Eripin. Graph paper used for in drawing pro iles. tpr?g'fil-Er, -fQl-En, n. ' One who or that specif., a profiling mschineg also, its tender. in ma:chln9' K-lngl. A form of vertical n or milling irregular profiles by causing the si to move laterally J' the cam action of a i that serves as a mo el, at the same time th moves at right angles to the travel of the spi Q-Istl, n. One who takes or makes prof ipro-fTl'6-graf: pro-fil'-g 837 n. Iprc instrument, borne on wheels .for .rect the profile of the land over which it t tprZ3f'Tt7, n. EOF., fr. L. profectus advance proht, fr. projicere, profectum. See Pnorictr: , surric r.1 1. Advantage: benefit. Obs. useful conseqt graph IEN BS an versities,a professor ranking next below professor 1 CM' pro'lesgso'rl-al tpr6'fE-s6'rT-rIl- pr5f'E-g l8ll,.agij. IL. pro- in a given fessortusg cf. F. professorialfl Of or pertaining to a pro- excess fessorg as, professorml dutiesg sometimes, theoretical, not sold 411, practical.-- pro'ies-so'rl-al-lsm C-lz'rnJ, n.--pl'0'f05-80'- over the , n'al'ly, adv. ' and pro'f,es-so'rl-ate tl-ity, n. The professors of an academic gdvgntg insutution collective yg also, pro essorshlp. gmplgyi' A disciplined pmjexroriale. H. G. Weul. gf gngtb pro-fes'sor orfdl-na'rl-us tpro-fEs'6r 6r'dl-n5'r!-tis: G. -nah rc, as a bug, rl-oTisp.. RN 1,1 ln German universities, the highest in- n any a given period of strulctiona rank' also, a professor holding this rankg- property not inc equivalent to full professor. Wall, 63, 655 1 pro-fe,S's0r-Ship info-lfs'cr-shlpl, n. The office, duties, or to land tl position of an academic professor. derived fi pro-fes'so--ry lpro-fEs'6-rll, ady. IL. profsssoriual use as ease property or lar Prof'-'ssoru . Rare. A PIZNDRE. faith. Seeconnast proffasa'ly,ads. Pro pliutly. Obs. pro-fevaor-dom, n. pro-fevscr-oas,n. f nmol. pro'tea-sotfl-as 018 nm-fea'slon-al'l-ty fpr6-lEsh'in- 'I-tli, ou. - rnonsaionurnu, l. pro-fnfalon-al-ly, adv. of nons- siomit. laional. 0bi.I pro-feslslon-u y, adj. Profes- A professor is more than a definition . A professor is what he professes. If a professor professes he's a professor he must profess his professionalism proficiently. Providing the professor professes proficiency in proliferate patterns. P.S.: Pleasing proletarian professors proves positively profligat- ing, for professors pretend to possess prognathous personalities. iFor rubber baby buggy bumpers see page 225i o-fsvslon-lou adj. See-Lum. gunmen of the 'rnaonuno Ile, chaotic, cite, hdd, account, arm, ish, lllofdn Una. 1' 0holctsVuIantd. -If

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