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crammer
/ ˈkræmə /
noun
- a person or school that prepares pupils for an examination, esp pupils who have already failed that examination
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I don't know what it means, but crammer is the correct word.
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She has hammered out Beethoven, warbled the airs of Rossini and run through the exercises of Crammer.
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She gave her head an impatient toss, as if to shake off the thought of the boisterous young cadets and crammer's-pups within.
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By the way, has it ever struck you what an anomaly—that's a good word—I got that word out of a prcis at my crammer's.
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He was a dreamy youth, who wrote verses and called the Crammer's daughter his Egeria.
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