Teaching

What do we mean by teaching?

The act, practice, occupation, or profession of a teacher. noun

Something taught. noun

A precept or doctrine. noun

Of, involving, or used for teaching. adjective

Working as a teacher or in teaching. adjective

The act or business of instructing. noun

That which is taught; instruction. noun

Synonyms Training, Education, etc. See instruction. noun

The act or business of instructing; also, that which is taught; instruction. noun

Something taught by a religious or philosophical authority. noun

The profession of teaching. noun

Present participle of teach. verb

The profession of a teacher noun

The activities of educating or instructing; activities that impart knowledge or skill noun

A doctrine that is taught noun

Something taught by a religious or philosophical authority.

The profession of educating people.

A profession that highly skilled people find themselves in when they can't find a better job. For all those people who say that teaching is great.....it is....just because all the kids are like Vikki Pollard Urban Dictionary

1. A term for something being dry or armz. When someone is told off but can only be used in the case where the telling off is *true*. 2. Third party response to an insult Orig. Polite teachers/parents critisizing work and then claiming that it's simply teaching, causing others present to say "Ohhh dry. I mean, teaching" Urban Dictionary

To be Owned or served by a teacher Urban Dictionary

A misspelling of the word "taught". Urban Dictionary

Short for teacher, usually used insultingly Urban Dictionary

Teached (teechd) –verb: past tense and past participle of "teach". Commonly used in Trinidad by the most educated people. Urban Dictionary

A term usually used as a put down to those who ask obvious questions and have their questions answered in a sarcastic way. It resembles the classic burned or owned, but more specific to question-asking. In forums "teach!" is often followed by an emoticon wearing a graduation cap and holding a pointer. Urban Dictionary

A sexual term where you put someone's phone in the microwave in the middle of the night and the explosion turns the both of you on Urban Dictionary

“Teach” is to show or do something to inform other of something that can help them learn Urban Dictionary

1. A sarcastic way of letting a person know that whatever they are doing at a particular moment in time isn't working for them. 2. (rare) A genuine way of letting a person know that they are highly skilled or proficient in a certain area. Almost impossible to differentiate this one from definition "1" Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to teaching:
teaching, leaching, reaching, beaching, peaching, tracking, etching, poaching, coaching, touching, searching, teasing, fetching, aching, tearing, retching, belching, teething, tracing, preaching, tacking, baching, breaching, leeching, teaming, caching, bleaching, perching, trashing, benching, thatching, attaching, tachina, teach-in, teachings, detaching, peacing, trenching, torching, troching, reacting, beeching, welching, wenching, kerching, leching, leashing, teazling, pleaching, melching, roaching, teach in, techint, felching, teazing, unteaching, meeching, teach-ins, teaing, reteaching, teach ins, unaching.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word teaching:
assistants, learning, teach, classroom, taught, curriculum, faculty, profession, courses, lecturer, excellence, conservatory, mathematics, undergraduate, instructor, teacher, lessons, certificate, theology, professor, hospital, instruction, pupils, classes, diploma, methods, skills, staff, students, philosophy, assistant, fellowship, seminary, graduate, research, harvard, psychology, colleges, grammar, physics, subjects, university, schools, academic, evolution, chemistry, economics, educational, education.

Words that rhyme with teaching:
leaching, reaching, preaching, breeching, overreaching, beseeching, breaching, leeching, beaching, peaching, screeching, bleaching, speeching, impeaching, pleaching, lee ching, lee chung, li ching, li chung, reach ing, shih ching, shih chung, te ching, teach ing, ti ching, ti chung, yi ching, yi chung.

Adjectives that are often used to describe teaching:
good, religious, christian, effective, moral, patient, traditional, direct, english, ethical, biblical, false, formal, successful, non, actual, catholic, elementary, clinical, buddhist, true, practical, oral, better, poor, official, undergraduate, medical, spiritual, based, remedial, time, explicit, divine, reciprocal, systematic, creative, language, secondary, theological, academic, school, apostolic, scientific, dogmatic, clear, preoperative, authoritative, esoteric, orthodox, doctrinal, sound, scriptural, reflective, team, excellent, incidental, islamic, self, conventional, philosophical.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective teaching:
learning, family, certificate, aids, parents, machine, research, methods, the, models, united, room, coaching, religion, stories, training, practice, positions, study, parent, related, language, writing, course, staff, phases, score, credential, courses, testing, distance, new, conception, english, page, centered, skills, unit, meaning, translation, vignettes, oriented, thinking, assistant, elders, pies, abstracts, cromwell, leaming, listening, scores, context.

Consonant match to teaching:
touching, taichung, ta ching, ta chung, tao ching, te ching, teach ing, ti ching, ti chung, tu chung.

Words that sound like teaching:
teaching, touching, teach-in, teach in, taichung, teasing, teachings, teething, teeing, ditching, dutching, douching, talking, taking, ticking, telling, tanning, tossing, teaches, twitching, stitching, tuning, toking, tying, toying, teeming, teaming, tucking, towing, toting, tooting, torching, toiling, tolling, toning, tiling, tacking, tailing, tithing, tilling, toeing, tooling, attaching, tating, touting, tatting, tunning, toweling, tutting, totting, taing, tinning, toothing, toing, tusing, toling, tything, touch on, turchin, tiang, tiyin, hatching, hitching, hutching, watching, dealing, reaching, dashing, dodging, dishing, witching, leaching, leeching, cha ching, thatching, peaching, de jong, daging, titian, teton, teja, teahan, too young, tiam, tiesha, tienen, tacha, taschen, taishan, tucha, t n, twing, treeing, stealing, staging, stashing, beaching, dejan, beeching, outreaching.