privatdozent
noun
pri·vat·do·zent pri-ˈvät-(ˌ)dō(t)-ˌsent 
variants or less commonly privatdocent
often capitalized
: an unsalaried university lecturer or teacher in a German-speaking country remunerated directly by students' fees
Word History
Etymology
German Privatdozent, from privat private + Dozent teacher, from Latin docent-, docens, present participle of docēre to teach — more at docile
First Known Use
1848, in the meaning defined above
- oddling
- oddlings
- oddly
- oddment
- oddments
- oddness
- oddnesses
- odds
- odds and ends
- odds and sods
- odds are in (someone's) favor
- odds are in favor
- odds are in someone's favor
- odds are stacked against
- odds are stacked against (someone)
- odds are stacked against someone
- odds bob
- odds bobs
- odds fish
- odds or evens
- odds-on
- oddsmaker
- oddsmakers
- oddsmen
- ode