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schoolmaster
[ skool-mas-ter, -mah-ster ]
noun
- a man who presides over or teaches in a school.
- anything that teaches or directs:
Life can be a harsh schoolmaster.
- a snapper, Lutjanus apodus, a food fish found in Florida, the West Indies, etc.
verb (used with or without object)
- to teach or direct in the capacity of schoolmaster.
schoolmaster
/ ˈskuːlˌmɑːstə /
noun
- a man who teaches in or runs a school
- a person or thing that acts as an instructor
- a food fish, Lutjanus apodus, of the warm waters of the Caribbean and Atlantic: family Lutjanidae (snappers)
verb
- to be a schoolmaster
Derived Forms
- ˈschoolˌmastership, noun
- ˈschoolˌmasterly, adjective
- ˈschoolˌmastering, noun
- ˈschoolˌmasterish, adjective
Other Words From
- schoolmaster·ship noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of schoolmaster1
Example Sentences
And with no negative response from my friend, his schoolmaster.
Six years later Ellen, after deducting 10 years from her actual age, married a schoolmaster and became the mother of two.
Another interesting individual was Artemio Ricarte, formerly a primary schoolmaster.
Why, at Stannesley, the village schoolmaster's wife was called Harper before she married, I remember.
The Drapers were maintaining their school and schoolmaster in 1492; their almshouses were only rivalled by those of the Mercers.
I fancy, however, since the schoolmaster has gone abroad, that kind of dragon has ceased to roar.
"Have a drop to raise your spirits," said the schoolmaster, filling him a brimmer, and fairly forcing it into his hand.
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