| PROFANATIONS | • profanations n. Plural of profanation. • PROFANATION n. the act or an instance of profaning. |
| PROFESSIONAL | • professional n. A person who belongs to a profession. • professional n. A person who earns their living from a specified activity. • professional n. (Euphemistic) A prostitute. |
| PROFESSORATE | • professorate n. Professorship. • PROFESSORATE n. the office of a professor. |
| PROFESSORESS | • professoress n. (Archaic) A female professor. • PROFESSORESS n. a female professor. |
| PROFESSORIAL | • professorial adj. Of, relating to, or characteristic of a professor or professors, or of a professorship or professorships. • PROFESSORIAL adj. of or like a professor. |
| PROFESSORIAT | • professoriat n. Professors in general. • PROFESSORIAT n. the body of college and university teachers at an institution or in society, also PROFESSORIATE. |
| PROFICIENCES | • proficiences n. Plural of proficience. • PROFICIENCE n. the state of being proficient, also PROFICIENCY. |
| PROFICIENTLY | • proficiently adv. In a proficient manner. • PROFICIENT adv. well advanced in an art, occupation, or branch of knowledge. |
| PROFITEERING | • profiteering n. The act of making an unreasonable profit not justified by the corresponding assumption of risk, or by… • profiteering v. Present participle of profiteer. • PROFITEERING n. acting as a profiteer. |
| PROFITEROLES | • profiteroles n. Plural of profiterole. • PROFITEROLE n. (French) a small puff of choux pastry, usually filled with cream and covered with a chocolate sauce. |
| PROFITLESSLY | • profitlessly adv. In a profitless manner. • PROFITLESS adv. without profit. |
| PROFLIGACIES | • profligacies n. Plural of profligacy. • PROFLIGACY n. the state of being profligate. |
| PROFLIGATELY | • profligately adv. In a profligate manner. • PROFLIGATE adv. debauched; rashly extravagant. |
| PROFOUNDNESS | • profoundness n. The quality of being profound; profundity. • PROFOUNDNESS n. the state of being profound. |
| PROFUNDITIES | • profundities n. Plural of profundity. • PROFUNDITY n. intellectual depth. |