don
noun [C] /dɒn/
/dɑːn/ UKDefinition
› a lecturer (= college teacher), especially at Oxford or Cambridge University in EnglandTeachers
(Definition of don noun from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- academician noun
- associate professor noun
- board of education noun
- dean noun (LEADER)
- educationalist noun
- fellow noun (MEMBER)
- handler noun (TRAINER)
- housemaster noun
- housemistress noun
- instructor noun
- lecturer noun
- lectureship noun
- mentor noun
- professorship noun
- rector noun
- residence noun
- schoolie noun
- schoolmarm noun
- scribe noun
- substitute noun
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