Instructress
51instructor — n 1. teacher, trainer, coach; educator, pedagogue, educationist, Educ. methodologist; schoolteacher, schoolmaster, Chiefly Scot. dominie, schoolmistress, schoolmarm, instructress; professor, doctor, master, tutor, fellow, Brit. don, preceptor,… …
52mistress — n 1. female sovereign, headwoman, maharanee; matron, madam, Archaic. dame; housekeeper, homemaker; landlady, female proprietor, female owner, hostess. 2.British. schoolmistress, instructress, governess. 3. paramour, courtesan, concubine, kept… …
53instructor — /ɪnˈstrʌktə/ (say in struktuh) noun someone who instructs; a teacher. {late Middle English, from Medieval Latin: teacher, Latin: preparer} –instructorless, adjective –instructorship, noun –instructress, feminine noun …
54instructor — (or instructress) ► NOUN 1) a teacher. 2) N. Amer. a university teacher ranking below assistant professor. DERIVATIVES instructorship noun …
55instructorship — instructor (or instructress) ► NOUN 1) a teacher. 2) N. Amer. a university teacher ranking below assistant professor. DERIVATIVES instructorship noun …
56instructor — n. (fem. instructress) 1 a person who instructs; a teacher, demonstrator, etc. 2 US a university teacher ranking below professor. Derivatives: instructorship n …
57instructess — [instructess misprint for instructress. ] …
