proctor /prokˈtər/

1. An official in some English universities whose functions include enforcement of university regulations
2. An examination supervisor or invigilator at a university (N American)
3. A procurator or manager for another
4. An attorney in the ecclesiastical courts
5. A representative of the clergy in Convocation

procˈtorage noun

proctoˈrial /-tōrˈ or -törˈi-əl/ adjective

proctoˈrially adverb

procˈtorize or procˈtorise transitive verb

To exercise the power of a proctor against

procˈtorship noun

king's or queen's proctor

An official who intervenes in divorce cases in England if collusion or fraud is suspected

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