noun

schooler

Schooler (noun) means a student at a particular kind of school, usually named in a compound such as "high schooler.". Example: “She's a high schooler now, juggling homework and a part-time job.”

noun

A student at a particular kind of school, usually named in a compound such as "high schooler."

"She's a high schooler now, juggling homework and a part-time job."

Someone who teaches or trains; less commonly used than "teacher."

"The old schooler took pride in every student who passed the exam."

How to use schooler

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishUsually used attached to another word, as in "homeschooler" or "high schooler," to mean someone attending that kind of school.

Common pairings

high schooler homeschooler middle schooler

Word forms

schoolers plural, Schoolers plural

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Etymology

Formed from school plus the agent suffix -er.

Rhymes for schooler

Cooler

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Frequently asked questions

What does “schooler” mean?

The word “schooler” means a student at a particular kind of school, usually named in a compound such as "high schooler.". In plain terms, usually used attached to another word, as in "homeschooler" or "high schooler," to mean someone attending that kind of school.

How do you use “schooler” in a sentence?

Here is “schooler” used in a sentence: “She's a high schooler now, juggling homework and a part-time job.”

What part of speech is “schooler”?

“Schooler” is a noun.

How many meanings does “schooler” have?

“Schooler” has 2 distinct senses listed in this dictionary. The most common is: a student at a particular kind of school, usually named in a compound such as "high schooler.".