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Definition of school
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School
(n.) An
assemblage
of
scholars;
those who
attend
upon
instruction
in a
school
of any kind; a body of
pupils.
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Iatromathematician
::
Iatromathematician
(n.) One of a
school
of
physicians
in
Italy,
about the
middle
of the 17th
century,
who tried to apply the laws of
mechanics
and
mathematics
to the human body, and hence were eager
student
of
anatomy;
--
opposed
to the
iatrochemists..
Scoley
::
Scoley
(v. i.) To go to
school;
to
study.
Preraphaelitism
::
Preraphaelitism
(n.) The
doctrine
or
practice
of a
school
of
modern
painters
who
profess
to be
followers
of the
painters
before
Raphael.
Its
adherents
advocate
careful
study from
nature,
delicacy
and
minuteness
of
workmanship,
and an
exalted
and
delicate
conception
of the
subject..
Occasionalism
::
Occasionalism
(n.) The
system
of
occasional
causes;
-- a name given to
certain
theories
of the
Cartesian
school
of
philosophers,
as to the
intervention
of the First
Cause,
by which they
account
for the
apparent
reciprocal
action
of the soul and the
body..
School
::
School
(n.) One of the
seminaries
for
teaching
logic,
metaphysics,
and
theology,
which were
formed
in the
Middle
Ages, and which were
characterized
by
academical
disputations
and
subtilties
of
reasoning..
Pedant
::
Pedant
(n.) A
schoolmaster;
a
pedagogue.
Livery
::
Livery
(n.)
Hence,
also, the
peculiar
dress or garb
appropriated
by any
association
or body of
persons
to their own use; as, the
livery
of the
London
tradesmen,
of a
priest,
of a
charity
school,
etc.; also, the whole body or
company
of
persons
wearing
such a garb, and
entitled
to the
privileges
of the
association;
as, the whole
livery
of
London..
Recess
::
Recess
(n.)
Remission
or
suspension
of
business
or
procedure;
intermission,
as of a
legislative
body,
court,
or
school..
Scholasticism
::
Scholasticism
(n.) The
method
or
subtilties
of the
schools
of
philosophy;
scholastic
formality;
scholastic
doctrines
or
philosophy.
Schoolmen
::
Schoolmen
(pl. ) of
Schoolma.
Gymnasium
::
Gymnasium
(n.) A
school
for the
higher
branches
of
literature
and
science;
a
preparatory
school
for the
university;
-- used esp. of
German
schools
of this kind.
Schoolmaster
::
Schoolmaster
(n.) One who, or that
which,
disciplines
and
directs..
Tangram
::
Tangram
(n.) A
Chinese
toy made by
cutting
a
square
of thin wood, or other
suitable
material,
into seven
pieces,
as shown in the cut, these
pieces
being
capable
of
combination
in
various
ways, so as to form a great
number
of
different
figures.
It is now often used in
primary
schools
as a means of
instruction..
School
::
School
(n.) A
session
of an
institution
of
instruction.
Literator
::
Literator
(n.) One who
teaches
the
letters
or
elements
of
knowledge;
a petty
schoolmaster.
Class
::
Class (n.) A
number
of
students
in a
school
or
college,
of the same
standing,
or
pursuing
the same
studies..
Schoolmaid
::
Schoolmaid
(n.) A
schoolgirl.
School
::
School
(n.) A place of
primary
instruction;
an
establishment
for the
instruction
of
children;
as, a
primary
school;
a
common
school;
a
grammar
school..
Monitor
::
Monitor
(n.)
Hence,
specifically,
a pupil
selected
to look to the
school
in the
absence
of the
instructor,
to
notice
the
absence
or
faults
of the
scholars,
or to
instruct
a
division
or
class..
Waggery
::
Waggery
(n.) The
manner
or
action
of a wag;
mischievous
merriment;
sportive
trick or
gayety;
good-humored
sarcasm;
pleasantry;
jocularity;
as, the
waggery
of a
schoolboy..
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