professable
/prəˈfɛsəbl/rare
adjective
Capable of being professed; able to profess; able to be publicly taught or lectured on by a professor.
Origin
Late 19th century; earliest use found in Balzac's Cousin Pons. From profess + -able, originally after French professable.
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- Notalian
- not a little
- not all that ——
- notam
- not a moment too soon
- NOT AND
- notandum
- not a patch on
- notaphilic
- notaphilist
- notaphily
- not a pretty sight
- not a proposition
- Notar
- notarial
- notarial act
- notarially
- notariate
- notaricon
- notarikon
- notariqon
- notarisation
- notarise
- notarization