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Often used in the same context:
headteacher,
headmaster,
vice chancellor,
housemaster,
churchwarden,
balliol,
invigilator,
dean,
registrar,
lecturers,
provost,
sixth form,
shorthand typist,
headmistress,
rector,
proctor,
manageress,
verger,
university,
student,
lord provost,
bodleian,
leaver,
polytechnic,
graduand,
pupil,
jobcentre,
matriculant,
newing,
faculty,
vicar,
chorister,
housemother,
librarian,
chancellor,
keble,
regius professor,
civil servant,
cashier,
bursary,
refectory,
treasurer,
gateman,
newsagent,
postmistress,
accountancy,
tuckshop,
clerk,
telephonist,
tuition,
curacy,
conveyancer,
flatmate,
imprest,
headship,
administrator,
schoolmaster,
quantity surveyor,
moneybox,
resit,
crammer,
professors,
prefect,
trustees,
semester,
cllr,
cashbook,
regent,
gij,
belah,
soas,
groundsman,
postmaster,
undergraduates,
photocopying,
pensioner,
valuer,
principal,
schoolfriend,
ucas,
town clerk,
methodist church,
attender,
warry,
teacher,
orpin,
southernwood,
matron,
pepys,
lodger,
bearwood,
durity,
radiographer,
postbox,
dux,
boz,
official receiver,
sacco,
equerry,
carer,
uni,
canteen,
chaplain,
curate,
adjutant,
constable,
deacon,
headman,
professor,
steward,
superintendent,
tutor,
alcalde,
bishop,
boatswain,
chairman
More general:
financial officer,
treasurer
Also try:
— Adjectives for bursar:
senior,
first,
domestic,
junior,
former,
assistant,
new,
second,
present,
worthy,
excellent,
more...
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