Stipend

What do we mean by stipend?

A fixed and regular payment, such as a salary for services rendered or an allowance. noun

To pay by settled stipend or wages; put upon or provide with a stipend. Shelton, tr. of Don Quixote, xlvii.

A fixed periodical allowance or payment; settled or fixed pay; salary; pay; specifically, in Scotland, the salary paid to a clergyman; the income of an ecclesiastical living. noun

Synonyms Pay, etc. See salary. noun

Settled pay or compensation for services, whether paid daily, monthly, or annually. noun

To pay by settled wages. transitive verb

A fixed payment, generally small and occurring at regular intervals; a modest allowance noun

To provide (someone) with a stipend. verb

A sum of money allotted on a regular basis; usually for some specific purpose noun

A scholarship granted to a student.

A fixed payment, generally small and occurring at regular intervals; a modest allowance.

A fixed and regular payment, such as a salary for services rendered or an allowance. Urban Dictionary

(verb) to take or get up on something belonging to someone else, usually a friend or acquaintance Urban Dictionary

Adjective - A state of existence when a research student is solely surviving on money provided tax free by the government. Urban Dictionary

Describes the carefree, easy existence of moneyed young Brits; those teens and young adults supported entirely by unearned sources of income, esp. from parents/grandparents. Akin to the American "trust fund kid" existence, stipend life does not necessarily require a large amount of money and can be achieved through some combination of mooching from relatives, expecting others (but never other stipend lifers, as this would be taken as a sign of poverty) to finance things, borrowing heavily from family and occasional casual work (usually cut short by stipend lifers lack of motivation/discipline for anything not involving pleasure). Stipend life involves being proudly out of touch with normality. Stipend lifers bond by mocking ordinary, working people and their daily tribulations. Travelling must be in business or first class, if available, or private jet if stipend extends to this. Summers in luxurious resorts (e.g. Monaco, Cadaques, St. Tropez). Time not spent entirely in the pursuit of pleasure is generally spent collecting degrees, travelling or engaging in some sort of exclusive hobby (e.g. learning to fly, playing polo or motorsports) or working on some vanity project. Stipend life motto is, "A Mercedes, however acquired, is still a Mercedes", and the traditional shibboleth of of stipend lifers is, "Stipend life is good life". Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to stipend:
stipend.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word stipend:
annum, expenses, allowance, tuition, fellows, recipients, salary, rome, florence, enabled, naples, fees, fellowship, scholarship, paid, payment, abroad, doctoral, travel, wage, study, pounds, placement, receive, duration, attend, month, enrolled, munich, benefits, graduate, exhibited, vienna, travelled, monthly, scholars, annually, eligible, pay, per, grants, venice, italy, academy, recipient, minimum, veterans, plus, volunteers, pursue, residence, paris, traveled, cash, amount, fund, continue, costs, insurance, painted, allowed, students, parish, student, rice.

Words that rhyme with stipend:
ripened, archetype and, bagpipe and, blowpipe and, butterfly pinned, genotype and, gripe and, hype and, knipe and, linotype and, lipe and, monotype and, overripe and, phenotype and, pinstripe and, pipe and, prototype and, ripe and, sipe and, skype and, snipe and, stereotype and, stipe and, stripe and, subtype and, swipe and, tailpipe and, teletype and, tripe and, type and, wipe and.

Adjectives that are often used to describe stipend:
monthly, annual, small, yearly, weekly, modest, regular, fixed, average, generous, daily, minimum, additional, handsome, moderate, miserable, meager, meagre, larger, liberal, royal, extra, basic, maximum, usual, adequate, salary, ample, nominal, reasonable, official, scanty, sufficient, slender, quarterly, year, substantial, dollar, tiny, double, inadequate, vacant, suitable, comfortable, paltry, princely, monetary, month, minimal, pecuniary, settled, hereditary, customary, clerical, magnificent, competent, promised, conditional, munificent, decent, trifling, beggarly, ministerial, round, pitiful.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective stipend:
holders, lifter.

Consonant match to stipend:
steepened, stapp and, steep and, step and, stepp and, steppe and, stipe and, stop and, stop end, stope and.

Words that sound like stipend:
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