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archididascaline
archididascaline adj.
Brit. 
/ˌɑːkᵻdɪdəˈskaliːn/
, /ˌɑːkᵻdɪdəˈskaliːn/U.S. /ˌɑrkəˌdɪdəˈskæˌlin/
= archididascalian adj./ˌɑrkəˌdɪdəˈskæˌlin/ΘΚΠ
society > education > teaching > teacher > schoolteacher or schoolmaster > [adjective] > head teacher
archididascalian1811
archididascaline1881
headmasterly1898
headmistressy1934
1881 Athenæum 15 Jan. 93/2 Beneath the clerical and archididascaline roof.
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- to roll down
- to roll down to st helena
- to roll in
- to roll in the hay
- to roll into
- to roll into one
- to roll off
- to roll on
- to roll one's own
- to roll one's tongue
- to roll one's way on
- to roll one's way upon
- to roll one'the tongue
- to roll out
- to roll out the red carpet
- to roll over
- to roll round
- to roll the bones
- to roll the stone
- to roll them bones
- to roll together
- to roll up
- to roll up and down
- to roll up one's sleeves
- to roll up the sidewalks