Nanny and Tutor

Nanny

Nanny noun - A girl or woman employed to care for a young child or children.

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Tutor and nanny are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Tutor" instead a noun "Nanny".

Nearby Word: Nannie

Tutor noun - A person who gives private instruction (as in singing, acting, etc.).

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Nanny and tutor are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Nanny" instead a noun "Tutor".

beloved	beloved nanny	beloved tutor
old	old nanny	old tutor
best	best nanny	best tutor
free	free nanny	free tutor
Other adjectives: poor, actual, great, little, black, strict, young, personal, new, professional, hot, former, titular, elderly, robotic, live-in.

In Idiotsitter, Billie is hired to babysit the adult Gene as a mixture of legal guardian/nanny/tutor.

Source: Only in It for the Money
Jane, her new nanny/tutor, says she gets the feeling that Adele is lonely.

Source: Lonely Rich Kid
Precocious Crush: The happens to a young Henry with his French tutor/nanny.

Source: Film / Heaven Can Wait (1943)

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