Bookworm and Tutor

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Bookworm

Bookworm noun - Someone who spends a great deal of time reading.
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Tutor and bookworm are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Tutor" instead a noun "Bookworm".

Tutor

Tutor noun - A person who gives private instruction (as in singing, acting, etc.).
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Bookworm and tutor are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Bookworm" instead a noun "Tutor".
Nearby Words: tutored, tutorial, tutoring, tutorship, tutorage

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  • In a The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy episode, a bookworm (after accidentally possessing Billy's cat) tries to tutor Billy in math, and asks him a classic two-trains question.
    Source: Derailed for Details
  • Video Game / Medieval II: Total War Bad Ass: Oh where to begin... Badass Bookworm: Generals can have the smart trait, the educated trait, the mentor retinue, the tutor etinue, etc.
    Source: Video Game / Medieval II: Total War
  • Video Game / Rome: Total War A General with the "Intelligent" trait or who has a "Tutor" ancillary would be a Badass Bookworm.
    Source: Video Game / Rome: Total War
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