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assistantship
noun as·sis·tant·ship \ə-ˈsis-tən(t)-ˌship\
Definition of ASSISTANTSHIP
: a paid appointment awarded annually to a qualified graduate student that requires part-time teaching, research, or residence hall duties
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First Known Use of ASSISTANTSHIP
1948
Rhymes with ASSISTANTSHIP
accountantship, acquaintanceship, apostleship, apprenticeship, artisanship, attorneyship, championship, chancellorship, citizenship, commandership, companionship, containership, cross-ownership, dictatorship, directorship, discipleship, editorship, factory ship, Freudian slip, good-fellowship, guardianship, headmastership, instructorship, landownership, laureateship, managership, median strip, musicianship, ombudsmanship, one-upmanship, outdoorsmanship, overlordship, partisanship, potato chip, professorship, protectorship, receivership, rejection slip, relationship, run a tight ship, shoot from the hip, stiff upper lip, survivorship, treasurership
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