Crossword clues for alumna
alumna
- Homecoming attendee
- Female grad
- Any Bryn Mawr grad
- Barnard College grad, e.g
- College reunion attendee
- Woman with a degree
- Woman graduate
- Smith reunion attendee
- She's a college grad
- Certain grad
- Certain former senior
- Barnard grad, e.g
- Wellesley graduate, e.g
- Radcliffe grad
- Mount Holyoke graduate
- Mount Holyoke grad, e.g
- Barnard grad
- Wellesley graduate
- Thatcher, vis-à-vis Oxford
- Successful coed
- Spelman grad
- Spelman College graduate, e.g
- Smith donor, say
- Simmons College grads
- She might attend a class reunion
- Seven Sisters grad
- Hillary Clinton, vis-à-vis Yale
- Graduate of Mount Holyoke
- Graduate of a women's college
- Grad who may use "née" in a college newsletter
- College reunion invitee
- Bryn Mawr reunion attendee, e.g
- Barnard College grad, for one
- Any Smith grad
- Wellesley grad, e.g
- One reuning
- Certain graduate
- Barnard graduate, e.g
- Barnard grad, e.g.
- Graduate of Mount Holyoke, e.g
- Bryn Mawr graduate, e.g
- Bryn Mawr grad, e.g.
- Wellesley grad, e.g.
- Graduate of Mount Holyoke, e.g.
- Any graduate from a women's college
- Graduate from Barnard, say
- Certain homecoming attendee
- Mount Holyoke grad, e.g.
- Smith graduate, e.g.
- A person who has received a degree from a school (high school or college or university)
- Vassar graduate, usually
- Shields's status at Princeton
- Smith booster
- Distaff grad
- A Wellesley graduate
- One of the Radcliffe graduates
- Smith graduate, e.g
- Radcliffe graduate
- One of the ex-Yalies
- Agency, largely understanding manufacturing needs, arranges openings for graduate
- Anecdotes assuming Scottish smoker an old-school sort
- Former student in manual work
- Former pupil
- Female graduate
- Old-school type, abrasive, leaving India
- Reunion attendee, perhaps
- Every pre-1969 Vassar graduate
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Alumna \A*lum"na\, n. fem.; pl. Alumn[ae] . [L. See Alumnus.] A female pupil; especially, a graduate of a school or college. [1913 Webster] ||
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
see alumnus.
Wiktionary
n. 1 a female pupil or student (especially of a university or college) 2 a female graduate
WordNet
Usage examples of "alumna".
I find it hard to believe one orgy alumna would retain her suit when another did not.
Shaeffer, president of Farmers Trust Bank, married to an alumna, Liz, now in her early sixties.
Junior League, an active Kappa alumna, something in the hospital auxiliary, and something else at the country club.
Neither is aware that I, in my capacity as an alumna and a chapter sponsor, had to stop Jean Hall from threatening everything dear to Kappa Theta Eta.
That evening, after their frolic on the beach, I intend to bring all the Chatterford alumnae home -- except Eva.
Nilsson, treasurer, looked relieved as she took over, as did Alfonso Perez, the director of alumnae affairs.
Knute came in wringing his hands about the potential for lost alumnae funds and what were we going to do about the position of director of alumnae affairs?
Stanford University launched a drive to raise one billion dollars in alumnae contributions.
Al would sound out those alumnae, or usually their husbands, who would pay big bucks for a sword of Washington.
These facts are recorded in the yearly newsletter, released at Commencement, Leonie had distributed by her Department to colleagues on the campus, to alumnae, and pandemically to friends and contacts.
As Hillela had adapted her subject to the kind of expectations she sensed available in the alumnae, so she moved on to more exacting forums around the Eastern Seaboard, the Middle West and even California.
HOUSEWARMING Bradley was her own age, like the men the young alumnae had.
For all I know, she could be a contemporary Mata Han with a secret agenda that forebodes ill for the future Kappa Theta Eta alumnae pool.
John Vanderson was not and never would be a Kappa, and his wife was hardly the kind to need cutesy notes to remind her of anything whatsoever I doubted alumnae paid dues, although they were likely to be dunned by National on a regular basis right up until the opening strains of the funerary procession.
The active Kappa Theta Etas, the alumnae, the missing one, and even the deceased one qualified for some role in the muddlesome puzzle.