Intern and Scientist

Intern

Intern noun - Someone who works for an expert to learn a trade.

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Scientist and intern are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Scientist" instead a noun "Intern".

Scientist noun - A person with advanced knowledge of one or more sciences.

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Intern and scientist are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Intern" instead a noun "Scientist".

Nearby Word: science

old	old intern	old scientist
female	female intern	female scientist
normal	normal intern	normal scientist
average	average intern	average scientist
Other adjectives: dead, stupid, responsible, male, evil, black, main, young, former, hapless, last, insane, local, forensic, visiting, quirky, unnamed.

Scientist: I've got two PhDs, and an Oersted Medal, yet I find myself doing work best suited for an intern!

Source: Leaning on the Fourth Wall
The Time... Guys (Time-travelling scientist, his plucky young ward, and his Neanderthal intern)

Source: Fantastic Comedy
A Mad Scientist that created flying corn, impregnated a lawnmower, found a way to talk out of his ass, has such High-Pressure Blood that he wanted his unpaid intern to decapitate him with an axe and the blood would propel his lifeless body to Phoenix, Arizona... or Alabama to see his mother.

Source: Fantasy Kitchen Sink

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