Associations to the word «Provost»
Noun
- Marshal
- Eton
- Aberdeen
- Burgh
- Percival
- Archdeacon
- Dean
- Edinburgh
- Chancellor
- Vice
- Beverley
- Glasgow
- Dundee
- Trinity
- Trier
- Cathedral
- Interim
- Inverness
- Fellows
- Rector
- Tradesman
- Registrar
- Canon
- Etienne
- Bailiff
- Huber
- Ramsay
- Mellon
- Adjutant
- Churchman
- Chaplain
- Deserter
- Emeritus
- Vicar
- Dublin
- Magistrate
- Potomac
- Councillor
- Mainz
- Burgess
- Commissary
- Montrose
- Faculty
- Merchant
- Trapper
- Marcel
- Stirling
- Oratory
- Associate
- Cornell
- Lord
- Burgher
- Worcester
- Lockhart
- Undergraduate
- Raf
- Academic
- Abbot
- Professor
- Warden
- Stanford
- College
- Cid
- Esq
- Perth
- Wad
- Affair
- Sticker
- Dartmouth
- Beaumont
- Newell
- Scottish
- Tithe
- Andrews
- President
- Emory
- Headmaster
- Cleric
- Prelate
- Yale
- Bishopric
- Fife
- Administrator
- Johns
- Christophe
- Jp
- Archbishop
Wiktionary
PROVOST, noun. (Scottish local government) The equivalent of mayor in some Scottish cities.
PROVOST, noun. (higher education) A senior academic administrator; sometimes called the Vice-President of Academic Affairs.
PROVOST, noun. (religion) The highest position in a monastery below an abbot.
PROVOST, noun. A prison keeper, especially in the military.
PROVOST, proper noun. A surname.
Dictionary definition
PROVOST, noun. A high-ranking university administrator.
Wise words
The chief difference between words and deeds is that words
are always intended for men for their approbation, but deeds
can be done only for God.