Lecturers

What do we mean by lecturers?

A person who gives lectures, especially as a profession.

A member of a university or college below the rank of assistant professor or reader.

A member of the Church of England clergy whose main task was to deliver sermons (lectures) in the afternoons and evenings.

The art of transferring information from the notes of the lecturer to the notes of the students without passing through the minds of either. Urban Dictionary

A long speech in which a group of children have to listen to an adult tell them that they are immature and wrong and should think of other people first. Urban Dictionary

Being open and sharing becomes lecturing when you're talking to somebody who wasn't looking for your level of openness, which seems like hypocrisy. Like everyone else, the person you're told you're lecturing is a hypocrite too. Urban Dictionary

A really good time to sleep and/or masturbate. Urban Dictionary

An act of passing on information at one's leisure, and although it is meant to get through to one's head, it ends up pissing them off anyway. Urban Dictionary

To browbeat someone with harsh criticism Urban Dictionary

A term of some "more mature" people educating, or delivering some "thoughts of life" to "immature people", usually from parents to their children. Urban Dictionary

The act of committing oral sex while avioding a project, usually lasting about a half hour. Urban Dictionary

The provider of information in universities. If male elbowpatches are traditional (although you do get the occasional 'cool' one in jeans), if female either powersuits or dressing like a hippy. Results of a lecturer talking are as follows: - roughly one paragraph of notes never to be used - a quick nap - a brilliant game of hangman usually more informative than the actual lecture. Urban Dictionary

(also. Lecture-Rant, pronounced Lektcha-rant) An angry lecture that may have an accusatory undertone. A lecture-style scripted performance in which the lecturer consciously speaks truth to power and ignores codes of civility. The word was first introduced at Davidson College (North Carolina) in an event sponsored by the Middle East North Africa Student Association (MENASA). Urban Dictionary

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