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• n  presiding officer of a school
• n  any person (or institution) who acts as an educator
• n  food fish of warm Caribbean and Atlantic waters

• The Soviet Commissariat for Public Instruction has set out to find the best schoolmaster in Russia.
• He spent his youth sneaking booze behind the backs of his schoolmasters and reveling in his stack of demerits.
• Then the son of a schoolmaster grew up.

• headmaster
• master
• Lutjanus apodus

News & Articles

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• Exeter preferred women teachers to men
  The records do not show any organized public schools in Exeter until 1703 when the town voted to hire a schoolmaster. Three years later, they decided they needed an actual school building. For the next 100 years, the record merely tells us the names of each schoolmaster.
  Sept. 3, 2013 - Exeter News-Letter

Quotes

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• Ranjib Biswal in Reuters India
  Greg could not understand Indian cricketers' psyche. He was more like a schoolmaster than a friend,selector Ranjib Biswal told news channel Headlines Today on Tuesday, in a programme where four of the five selectors discussed the team's problems.
• Martin Bodenham in BBC Sport
  My schoolmaster was a Northern Ireland international,Bodenham told BBC Sport. "He said I wasn't good enough (to be a professional) and that I would never play football at Wembley, but suggested I take up refereeing. He said 'One day you...
• Gerhard Casper in Media Newswire (press release)
  The fundamental problem is this: We have played the role of schoolmaster to the world throughout much of the post-World War II period,Casper said. "What has happened in the last eight years is that much of our standing to give advice on...