Crossword Clue: Chem teacher, e.g.
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- Acad. title
- Academic (abbr)
- Academic handle
- BMOC?
- Grad student's mentor
- Instructor
- Instructor, for short
- Instructor, shortly
- Familiar campus figure
- Duke VIP
- Commencement usher, for short
- C.C.N.Y. figure
- Frosh educator
- Frosh teacher
- Educator, for short
- Figure at State U.
- Figure at State U
- Brown bigwig
- Chem teacher, e.g.
- Dissertation adviser, for short
- Dissertation overseer, for short
- Ivy leader
- Ivy League instructor, briefly
- Class-conscious one, briefly?
- Class head
- Classroom VIP
- Classy sort?
- Campus epithet
- Campus faculty nickname
- Campus fig.
- Campus figure, for short
- Campus figure
- Campus instructor, briefly
- Campus lecturer, maybe
- Campus nickname
- Campus teacher, for short
- Campus V. I. P.
- Campus V.I.P.
- Campus VIP
- Head of the class, briefly
- Head of the class
- Exam giver
- Clue's Plum, briefly
- Henry Higgins, briefly
- Colgate VIP
- Coll. employee
- Coll. figure
- Coll. instructor
- Coll. staff member
- Coll. teacher for short
- Coll. teacher
- College employee, for short
- College fig.
- College figure, for short
- College figure
- College instructor (abbr.)
- College instructor, for short
- College lecturer, familiarly
- College lecturer, for short
- College lecturer, maybe
- College teacher: Abbr.
- College teacher, briefly
- College teacher, for short
- College teacher, informally
- College teacher nickname
- College teacher, often
- College teacher, shortly
- College V.I.P.
- College VIP, for short
- College VIP
- Fac. member
- High-ranking academic, informally
- High-ranking university academic (abbr)
- Faculty member, for short
- Faculty title (Abbr.)
- Faculty VIP
- Many a Ph.D.
- N.Y.U. teacher, e.g.
- Quad figure
- VMI VIP
- Plum, e.g.: Abbr.
- Plum's title, briefly
- Plum's title in Clue, briefly
- Quiz master, for short?
- Soph enlightener
- One of the prexy's staff
- Lecture hall leader
- Lecture hall VIP
- Lecturer, briefly
- Lecturer, casually
- One teaching econ, e.g.
- One teaching econ or psych, e.g.
- One teaching psych, e.g.
- Nickname for some teachers
- Prepresidential title for Bill Clinton or Woodrow Wilson: Abbr.
- One who leads class struggle?
- One with a T.A.
- Person teaching a college course, familiarly
- One with class?
- Person who teaches a college course, for short
- Prexy's subordinate
- T.A., someday?
- U. lecturer
- UCLA employee
- What a grad student may aspire to be
- Univ. educator
- Univ. employee
- Univ. figure
- Univ. instructor
- Univ. lecturer
- Univ. teacher
- Univ. V.I.P.
- Univ. VIP
- Univ. worker
- University instructor, informally
- University teacher, for short
- University VIP
- T.A.'s boss
- TA's boss
- TA's overseer
- T.A.'s overseer
- TA's superior
- T.A.'s superior
- T.A.'s supervisor
- Teach at a college?
- "Teach," at a college
- "Teach" at a college
- Teacher at a college, for short
- Teacher, briefly
- Teacher, shortly
- Teacher to sophs
- Teacher's kin, cut
- Temple teacher, briefly
- Snow White : Doc :: Blanche-Neige : ___
- Tenure holder, for short
- Tenured guy on campus (Abbr.)
- Tenured instr.
Recent Usage of Chem teacher, e.g. in Crossword Puzzles
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- USA Today - Oct. 29, 2019
