1. One who has a license to exercise a profession; among the Presbyterians, one who, after a prescribed course of study, and an examination of his qualifications, has been licensed to preach and become eligible for a charge.

2. To give license to.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• licenciate,
• bidentate,
• lacertiade,
• kicentiate,
• picentiate,
• oicentiate,
• lucentiate,
• ljcentiate,
• lkcentiate,
• licsentiate,
• licentiatte,
• lycentiate,
• liscentiate,
• Dileniate,
• Bidentiated,
• Latticosteate,
• Oliventite,
• Licheniase,
• licenciateship,
• Dimintiate

• licentious,
• licentiously.

The adjective form of the word "licentiate" is "licentiates", although "licentiary" is also used in some contexts.

The plural of the "licentiate" can be the "licentiates".

The singular of the "licentiate" can be the "licentiate".