Emeritus
(n)one who is retired but retains an honorary t-tle corresponding to that held immediately before retirement
noun plural: emeriti
(adj.)honourably retired from -ssigned duties and retaining your t-tle along with the additional t-tle `emeritus’ as in `professor emeritus’; `retired from -ssigned duties’ need not imply that one is inactive
(adj)retired but retaining an honorary t-tle corresponding to that held immediately before retirement: a professor emeritus
upon his retirement as a teaching professor from the university, dr. johansen became professor emeritus of the law school and consulted with the instructors on a semi-regular basis.
(v) old, retired professor who thinks they can be a d-ckhead and nothing will come of it. usually found in droves at land grant inst-tutions.
first person: “d-mnit! i got an f on that test i studied all night for.”
second person: “i know, that old codger, emeritus professor just makes things up to test on.
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