Pedagogue is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PEDAGOGUE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to teach
• To play the pedagogue toward.
NOUN:
• one who teaches; by extension, a pedant, also PAEDAGOGUE, PEDAGOG
• a teacher, especially a strict or pedantic one.
• schoolteacher, esp a pedantic one
• A slave who led his master\'s children to school, and had the charge of them generally.
• A teacher of children; one whose occupation is to teach the young; a schoolmaster.
• One who by teaching has become formal, positive, or pedantic in his ways; one who has the manner of a schoolmaster; a pedant.
• someone who educates young people
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• teacher, schoolmaster; a dull, formal, or pedantic teacher

Words related to PEDAGOGUE

pedagog12 pedagogic16 pedagogued16 pedagogues15 pedagoguing17

Words that contain PEDAGOGUE

pedagogued16 pedagogues15 pedagoguery19 pedagogueries18

How to use PEDAGOGUE in a sentence

• My other friend, Williams, was a thorough-going Yankee from Maine, who had been both a peddler and a pedagogue in his day.
• Epidius himself, a pedagogue of the progressive style, had doubtless proved an adept at this sort of thing.
• The new-fangled notions of a Yankee school-committee would madden many a pedagogue, and shake down the roof of many a time-honored seat of learning, in the mother-country.
• Murray himself unquestionably took it from some obscure pedagogue among the old grammarians.
• Ham never made the slightest effort to maintain before his scholars that dignity which is supposed to be essential to the success of a pedagogue.
• The incapacity of some youths to receive instruction is always a source of vexation to the pedagogue.
• The steward was with him as a kind of pedagogue, and continued to instruct him during the whole ride.
• After leaving his Essex pedagogue, Milton came under the private tuition of Thomas Young, a Scotchman from St.
• This flattered the pedagogue which is inherent in all of us.
• The household, founded as it were Upon the Decalogue, He classes with the minister, The rural pedagogue, And as a sort of angel-cur Regards his spotted dog.
• It is like a box on the ear administered by a pedagogue to a repentant but not quite pardoned pupil.
• In it the gifted pedagogue gives extended notice to no less than six of the nine writers I have mentioned, and upon all of them his verdicts are flattering.
• While he was writing morbid letters to Behrisch, he was directing the studies of his sister with all the seriousness of a youthful pedagogue.
• The villain of the tale is, of course, a New Englander, in this instance a long, ungainly pedagogue from Danbury, Connecticut.
• And yet there was always in him something of the pedagogue who has been revealed so famously in these last months.
• Peters was a pedagogue of honor and repute, His learning comprehensive, multifarious, minute.
• The portrait in the centre, of the Pedagogue aspiring to the mitre, is that of Dr.
• He who is to dare and to win glory, and fame, must not be subjected to the fear of a pedagogue, but must spend his time in martial exercise.
• The irate pedagogue was hastening to the scene, and after one glance at him, Will incontinently fled.
• The successor to the pedagogue whom we have dismissed was a native of Connecticut.
• It was indeed a changed and chastened Ned, to all outward appearance, that entered meekly with the pedagogue a few minutes later.
• The pedagogue, with little to say on the subject, took the rebel side as a matter of course, Presbyterians being, it seems, republican in their nature.
• She took Winwood and the pedagogue into her house as guests, trusting them till some uncertain time in the future might find them able to pay.

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