1. An officer appointed to preside over a corporation or assembly; an officer elected to the chief magistracy of a republic; the chief officer of a college or a university. Vice-president, one who takes the place of a president in case of absence.

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

• presidnent,
• pressent,
• preasident,
• priesdent,
• presidend,
• presidient,
• presidant,
• presidemt,
• presidence,
• presdient,
• presedint,
• presendent,
• presudent,
• presidentcy,
• presadent,
• prezident,
• presidsent,
• presedant,
• preisent,
• resdent

• pressed,
• Prestridge,
• prosodion,
• presidential,
• precedency,
• prostitute,
• prostigmin,
• pristidae,
• presidium,
• precedent,
• pristine,
• presidio,
• precedential,
• Prasad,
• preside,
• precedence,
• prestidge,
• precedented,
• pristis,
• praesidium,
• prosciuto,
• prosody,
• presti,
• presidency,
• prestige.

The adjective form of the word "president" is "presidential".

The plural of the "president" can be the "presidents".

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