Lecturer is valid Scrabble Word

Is lecturer a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is lecturer valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

8 letters word
10 points in Scrabble
13 points in WWF

Definitions for LECTURER in dictionary:

NOUN:

one who lectures
a person who gives lectures, especially as an occupation at a university or college of higher education
person who lectures, esp in a university or college
One who lectures; an assistant preacher.
a public lecturer at certain universities
someone who lectures professionally

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

one that lectures

Words related to LECTURER

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Words that contain LECTURER

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How to use LECTURER in a sentence

Elected a student of his college, he became a mathematical lecturer in 1855, continuing in that occupation until 1881.
And the Anti-Slavery lecturer, whether white or colored, has always been among the welcomed guests of her home.
The lecturer gives what no books can give, his own force to impel his own words.
The year 1909-1910 he spent abroad as Hyde lecturer at the Sorbonne.
Yet the lecturer was, as he always is, slow and measured.
Faber achieved ephemeral success as lecturer at Louvain.
He also gained much reputation as a public lecturer.
Augustine, Fathers Diego de Bobadilla and Francisco Colin of the Society of Jesus of this city, father Fray Gaspar de Santa Monica, lecturer on theology in the convent of St.
Style of his writings 313 Manner as a lecturer 314 Dr.
He had a reputation as a preacher, lecturer and poet.

It is possible for every community to obtain the services of a lecturer or teacher who will instruct the parents.
His career, too, as a public lecturer, has been both successful and brilliant.
Henry Birkhead, formerly fellow of All-Souls, and the place of lecturer can be held only for ten years.
I once heard a brilliant university lecturer, who had had occasional experience of extension teaching, describe a course of investigation which had interested him.
If a lecturer be known to teach between twenty and thirty hours a week, it is tolerably, though not entirely, safe to assume that it is a woman who is so foolish.
Right here let it be noted that, as a public speaker, Hubbard appeared before more audiences than any other lecturer of his time who gave the platform his undivided attention.
Her father was one of the most famous of New Haven clergymen, one of the principal founders, and a trustee and lecturer of Yale College.
The lecturer, a young man, had made a pause, but upon our taking our places, he resumed his speech.
It was one of which any lecturer might feel proud, and her reception by a Portland audience was all that could be desired.
The Lecturer at Large Whether mankind is really partial to happiness is an open question.
Did you not tell me the fellow was a Tory? O, the uncle is a Radical lecturer, is he? No doubt the uncle has been grossly wronged.
A lecturer to-day who went on into the third hour would scarcely be so popular.
One, the son of a Lord Mayor of London, made a name for himself as a lecturer at Oxford, and was advanced to be Dean of St.

Similar words containing LECTUR without suffix er

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