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Often used in the same context:
headmasters,
lecturers,
invigilate,
polytechnics,
teachers,
pupils,
leavers,
common entrance,
matriculant,
prus,
sessional,
managements,
principals,
deans,
ayahs,
viva voce,
postgraduates,
imprest,
hods,
graduand,
oxbridge,
sacco,
headship,
bece,
tutors,
gij,
bursary,
proctorial,
schoolmasters,
harambee,
stipendiary,
administrators,
cadetship,
pupillage,
pedagogues,
crammer,
headteacher,
bookkeepers,
pupilage,
ascham,
matric,
syllabuses,
vicars,
mallam,
universities,
institutes,
studentship,
graduates,
ceta,
boz,
rotas,
educations,
superintendents,
balliol,
sunday punch,
colleges,
jobcentre,
housemaster,
sixth form,
aspirants,
preceptors,
lamda,
chass,
learners,
custodians,
truanting,
schoolteachers,
phds,
entrance examination,
headmistress,
councils,
resit,
tutees,
muet,
secretaries,
curricula vitae,
swots,
stockbrokers,
efts,
accountants,
hirelings,
quango,
cahoot,
barristers,
professors,
tuition,
extramural,
landladies,
emba,
jobholder,
emolument,
churchwardens,
croupiers,
governors,
senates,
ogbomosho,
professionalisation,
payslip,
draughtsmen,
matrons,
refectory,
clat,
avatars,
cares,
crusades,
domiciles,
hearths,
implements,
incorporations,
legislations,
lutes,
parliaments,
primates,
statutes,
writs,
acquisitions,
adjudications,
ages,
altarpieces,
altars,
ammonites
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— Adjectives for bursars:
many,
domestic,
successive,
early,
like,
most,
earliest,
new,
first,
old
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