Crossword clues for tutee
tutee
- One-on-one beneficiary
- Recipient of special instruction
- Recipient of private lessons
- One-on-one learner
- One privately schooled
- One in a class by herself?
- Lone learner
- Homebound student, perhaps
- Eliza Doolittle, to Henry Higgins
- Eliza Doolittle, famously
- Tiger mother's kid, often
- Student with a private teacher
- Someone getting after-school help
- Recipient of one-on-one teaching
- Person in a class of his own?
- Person getting extra SAT prep, perhaps
- One-to-one student
- One-to-one learner
- One-on-one scholar
- One-on-one knowledge recipient
- One under a wing?
- One in a class of her own
- One getting private lessons
- One getting private instruction
- One getting instruction
- One getting a lesson
- Helen Keller, to Anne Sullivan
- Daniel LaRusso, to Mr. Miyagi
- Customer seen privately
- Class-of-one student
- Candide, to Pangloss
- Student getting one-on-one help
- Mentor's charge
- Eliza Doolittle, for one
- One in a class by himself?
- Stravinsky, to Rimsky-Korsakov
- Person in a class of one
- One getting one-on-one instruction
- Private pupil
- One getting one-on-one help
- Eliza Doolittle in "Pygmalion," e.g.
- Socratic student
- Alexander, to Aristotle
- One getting special instruction
- Alexander the Great, to Aristotle
- One in a one-on-one session
- Learns from a tutor
- Pupil of a sort
- Classless one?
- Private student
- Learner, in some cases
- Student of a sort
- One learning up front that university's typically extremely expensive
- One being taught French you support on course
- Student workers’ association given support on course
- Certain student
- One-on-one student
- One being taught a lesson
- Homebound student, often
- He's in a class by himself?
- One-on-one pupil
- Student in a one-on-one
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
1927; see tutor (v.) + -ee.
Wiktionary
n. A student of a tutor.
WordNet
n. learns from a tutor
Usage examples of "tutee".
Where are the joy, the hope, the knowledge, and the confident strength of the man who routed Harold Bray, affirmed the Candidacies of His Tutees and readied Himself to teach all studentdom the Answer?
Was not Enos Enoch, the Founder's Boy, by nature an outdoor type, a do-it-Himselfer who chose as His original Tutees the first dozen people He met.
Indeed, I privately resolved to seek them out, once I'd proclaimed myself, and enlist them among my first Tutees, as they were beyond doubt the goatliest of undergraduates.
From them, from Stoker himself, who now and then toured his domain, and from the regular visits of Anastasia and my mother, I learned the unhappy state of things among my erstwhile Tutees, as well as in the upper campus generally.
What I had bid my Tutees shuck -- false lines in their pictures of themselves, which Bray in his wisdom had Certified -- I saw now to be unshuckable: nay, unreal, because falsely distinguished from their contraries.
My other Tutees, those I'd seen and heard of who had inclined to Bray and doubted me, appeared to have reversed their attitudes in view of the flunkèd state I'd led them to, or led them to see, and doubted now the one who'd called them passed.
If indeed those efforts were failures, which had successfully revealed to my Tutees such flunkèd aspects of themselves.
My whole concern was to feel a way through the contradictions of my new Answer, in order to apply it to the several problems of my Tutees when I should leave Main Detention.
For a false Grand Tutor is no wiser than his Tutees, and may in his ignorance sincerely believe himself to be what he is not -- or flunkèdly pretend to be.
Black cap and gown of naked Truth, it screened from the general eye what only the few, Truth's lovers and tutees, might look on bare and not be blinded.
At dinner, Brone talked just enough to impress his new shipmates as well as his tutees with his basic understanding of current affairs on both Barevi and Catten.