schooler
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- noun
- /ˈskuːlər/
- US
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estudiante
- As a high schooler, she decided to join the debate team to improve her public speaking skills.
- middle schooler
- high schooler
- home schooler
Nor, as a grade schooler once said, a myth is a female moth.
- Nor, as a grade schooler once said, a myth is a female moth.
- For example, Marian is a wonderful, hard working and bright middle schooler who is dyslexic.
- And I encountered the Earthsea novels as a middle schooler.
- And also I think I've seen a lot of high schoolers and middle schoolers struggling with this whole process.
- And I'm a high schooler in the pretty much the middle of my final year.
- Is there advice you can give to young people, high schoolers, college students, about career, about life?
- A lot of high schoolers can't even get a job after they graduate high school.
- Being responsible for children, for high schoolers is a terrific training for being a doctor or a lawyer.
- It's a time when young high schoolers become horny.
- Imagine fucking a high schooler as a teacher.
- I mean, I had middle schoolers say, asked me if I was a girl.
- They're not listening to adults, these middle schoolers and high schoolers.
- I feel like middle schoolers are complete extroverts.
- So now my high schoolers are becoming adults and buying houses.
Examples
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Is there advice you can give to young people, high schoolers, college students, about career, about life?
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He says every high schooler plays this piece about a music stand.
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And we can tell, you know, a middle schooler started making these sandwiches.
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And I'm a high schooler in the pretty much the middle of my final year.
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It's like a middle schooler that just got braces.
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Our time as middle schoolers has come to an end.
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The high schoolers are out to play tonight.
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How often are middle schoolers asked to think about what they find beautiful and why?
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Today's high schoolers have it harder than previous generations.
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You know, you get to a point where it's like, well, does that mean that we're going to have only high schoolers working on this stuff versus actual people who need the job?
Synonyms
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A person who studies at a school or university
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A child who goes to school and learns from a teacher
A child who goes to primary or secondary school
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Etymology
The word schooler comes from school ('a place for learning') plus the ending -er ('one who'), so it simply means 'a person who goes to school'. A helpful way to remember school is that it comes from an old Greek idea of 'free time' used for thinking and learning, which is why a schooler is a student.