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.
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