Prof.
USpruh-FES-ur/pɹəˈfɛsɚ/UKpruh-FES-uh/pɹəˈfɛsə/
- 1Abbreviation of Professor.
Prof. Mensah will lead the afternoon seminar on medieval poetry.
The department invited Prof. Ramirez to deliver the keynote address.
Note
Before a surname it works as a written title, and it pluralizes when several names share it: The Philadelphia Inquirer of 1883 announces "Profs. Cook and Van Derbeck." The plural is spelled Profs. or Profs, with or without the period. Away from names it becomes a jaunty common noun, as in the Cornell Forester's 1920 song "The Profs," which envies "the Profs' soft snap." In speech, people normally say the full Professor.
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