Associations to the word «Provost»
Noun
- Abbey
- Bremen
- Claudio
- Hawkins
- Rifleman
- Treasurer
- Cologne
- Professorship
- Seton
- Principal
- Champaign
- Coventry
- Appointment
- University
- Jon
- Marshall
- Corps
- Trustee
- Evangelical
- Nicolas
- Dignitary
- Clergyman
- Irvine
- Basel
- Platoon
- Bishop
- Anglican
- Regent
- Urbana
- Tutor
- Hopkins
- Bourgeois
- Guard
- Ewing
- Fellow
- Sharpe
- Commandant
- Chambers
- Trainer
- Rutgers
- Equivalent
- Lodging
- Sergeant
- Baronetcy
- Anjou
- Antoine
- Augsburg
- Claude
- Dahl
- Utrecht
- Porta
- Alain
- Oxford
- Tristan
- Yeshiva
- Gettysburg
- Baronet
- Tenure
- Deacon
- Hodgson
- Baronetage
- Carnegie
- Cantor
- Paisley
- Lagos
- Archibald
- Abbess
- Monastery
- Office
- Friar
- Amherst
- Duty
- Brandenburg
- Fry
- Prior
- Worthy
- Alderman
- Bernstein
- Phelps
- Constance
- Cis
- Mcclellan
- Gilles
Adjective
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.
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