Tutor

tu'ter, n. One who protects, watches has the care of, another. (Civil Law.) A guardian. A private or public teacher. (Eng. Univ. and leges.) An officer or member of some hall, the charge of hearing the le ons of the students, and otherwise giving them instruction. (Amer. leges.) An instructor of a lower rank than fe or. — v. t. [tutored (-tgrd), -toring.] the guardianship or care of; to teach, instruct; treat with authority or severity.— Tu'tor-age, Office or occupation of a tutor, tutorship; guardianship. — Tu'tore , n. A female tutor; instructre governe . — Tuto'rial, -to'rt - al, a. Belonging or exercised by, a tutor. — Tu'telage, -te-lej, Guardianship; protection, — applied to the protecting; state of being under a guardian. telar, -lary, -te-la-rl, a. Having the charge tecting a person or a thing; guardian; protecting.