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Often used in the same context:
headmaster,
schoolmaster,
headmistress,
headteacher,
balliol,
chorister,
bursar,
teacher,
equerry,
sixth form,
dux,
curacy,
pupil,
shorthand typist,
principalship,
choirmaster,
borstal,
viscountess,
ascham,
matron,
schoolmistress,
roomer,
tutor,
churchwarden,
vicar,
regius professor,
schoolboy,
railwayman,
bluestocking,
lord privy seal,
schooldays,
greenkeeper,
oxbridge,
verger,
firbank,
headship,
chatelaine,
houseparent,
holy rood,
furnivall,
housemother,
ernest bevin,
governess,
keble,
marquess,
baronetcy,
rector,
lord provost,
cadet,
invigilator,
doorkeeper,
stationmaster,
docker,
etonian,
sacristan,
dogsbody,
lord chancellor,
quantity surveyor,
lindisfarne,
faunch,
fagging,
constable,
montessori,
colfox,
proctor,
swots,
beadle,
educationalist,
hereward,
crammer,
chiropodist,
matriculant,
lady mayoress,
phys,
leavis,
pugin,
earldom,
abbess,
groundsman,
supt,
pepys,
refectory,
toc h,
precentor,
alcuin,
stipendiary magistrate,
marryat,
prig,
rustication,
warder,
priest,
vicarage,
lanfranc,
school,
lollipop lady,
cantabrigian,
heartsease,
publican,
coachman,
teaching,
archdeacon,
instructor,
minister,
principal,
professor,
announcer,
barrister,
barristers,
counselor,
inspector,
instructors,
lecturers,
librarians,
manager,
notary,
nurse,
officer,
pastor,
prosecutor
More general:
headmaster,
master,
schoolmaster
Also try:
— Adjectives for housemaster:
old,
senior,
assistant,
new,
former,
first,
own,
good,
borstal,
public,
junior,
more...
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