| SCHOLARCHS | • scholarchs n. Plural of scholarch. • SCHOLARCH n. the head of a school. |
| SCHOLASTIC | • scholastic n. (Philosophy) A member of the medieval philosophical school of scholasticism; a medieval Christian Aristotelian. • scholastic adj. Of or relating to school; academic. • scholastic adj. (Philosophy) Of or relating to the philosophical tradition of scholasticism. |
| SCHOLIASTS | • scholiasts n. Plural of scholiast. • SCHOLIAST n. a commentator; a writer of marginal notes. |
| SCHOOLBAGS | • schoolbags n. Plural of schoolbag. • SCHOOLBAG n. a bag for carrying school books. |
| SCHOOLBOOK | • schoolbook n. A textbook, a book used, or prepared for use, in school. • school␣book n. Alternative spelling of schoolbook. • SCHOOLBOOK n. a school textbook. |
| SCHOOLBOYS | • schoolboys n. Plural of schoolboy. • SCHOOLBOY n. a boy who attends school. |
| SCHOOLDAYS | • schooldays n. Plural of schoolday. • schooldays n. The period of one’s life when one attends school, particularly, primary school (as opposed to college… • school␣days n. Plural of school day. |
| SCHOOLGIRL | • schoolgirl n. A girl attending school. • schoolgirl v. (Transitive, wrestling, rare) To restrain in a schoolgirl pin. • SCHOOLGIRL n. a girl attending school. |
| SCHOOLINGS | • schoolings n. Plural of schooling. • SCHOOLING n. tuition. |
| SCHOOLKIDS | • schoolkids n. Plural of schoolkid. • SCHOOLKID n. a child who attends school. |
| SCHOOLMAID | • schoolmaid n. (Archaic) A schoolgirl. • SCHOOLMAID n. a schoolgirl. |
| SCHOOLMARM | • schoolmarm n. (US, slang) A female teacher, especially one seen to be old-fashioned and extremely severe and strict. • schoolmarm n. (By extension) Someone who acts like a schoolmarm; a person acting harsh and stern. • schoolmarm n. (Forestry) A tree with two or more trunks; a forked tree. |
| SCHOOLMATE | • schoolmate n. A person who was a fellow attendee at one’s school. • school␣mate n. Alternative spelling of schoolmate. • SCHOOLMATE n. a companion at school. |
| SCHOOLROOM | • schoolroom n. A classroom, a room in a school used for instruction. • SCHOOLROOM n. a classroom. |
| SCHOOLTIDE | • schooltide n. (Archaic) schooltime. • SCHOOLTIDE n. schooldays. |
| SCHOOLTIME | • schooltime n. Time spent in school; classtime. • schooltime n. Time spent at school; schooldays. • school-time n. Alternative form of schooltime. |
| SCHOOLWARD | • schoolward adv. Toward school. • schoolward adj. Toward school. • SCHOOLWARD adv. toward school, also SCHOOLWARDS. |
| SCHOOLWORK | • schoolwork n. Work done for school, including both in class and homework. • SCHOOLWORK n. lessons done in class or assigned to be done at home. |
| SCHOOLYARD | • schoolyard n. (Chiefly US) The grounds around a school. • schoolyard n. (Chiefly UK) An open field near a school used for recreation by the students. • SCHOOLYARD n. the grounds of a school, especially as a place for children to play. |