profess (v.) Old form(s): professe
make profession of, do as an occupation
AW II.i.102.1[Helena to King, of her father] In what he did profess, well found
KL I.iv.11[Lear to disguised Kent] What dost thou profess? [pun: 13]
MM II.i.63[Elbow to Angelo, of Pompey's mistress] she professes a hot-house, which I think is a very ill house too
Tem II.i.240[Antonio to Sebastian, of Gonzalo] he ... only / Professes to persuade [i.e. that is his only role]
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