tutor /tūˈtər/

1. A private instructor or coach
2. A person who helps a boy or girl with lessons
3. A college officer who has supervision of an undergraduate
4. A college teacher who instructs by conference with a small group of students
5. An instruction book
6. A guardian
7. A guardian of the person and estate of a boy under fourteen, or girl under twelve (Scots law)

1. To act as tutor to
2. To instruct
3. To coach
4. To control
5. To discipline

tuteeˈ noun

A person who is tutored

tuˈtorage noun

1. Tutorship
2. Tutoring
3. Charge for tutoring
4. Tutelage (obsolete)

tuˈtoress or tuˈtress noun (archaic; also obsolete tuˈtrix)

A female tutor

tutorial /tū-tōˈri-əl or -töˈ/ adjective

Of a tutor

1. A study meeting between one or more students and a college tutor
2. A lesson to be worked through by a learner at his or her own pace

tutoˈrially adverb

tuˈtoring noun

tuˈtorism noun

tuˈtorize or tuˈtorise transitive verb and intransitive verb

tuˈtorship noun

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