| DESCHOOLING | • deschooling n. The process of adjusting to the non-school environment of everyday life after leaving the education system. • deschooling n. The concept, or belief that a formal education system is counter-productive to the education of young people. • DESCHOOLING n. the freeing of children from the constraints of traditional learning. |
| DESCHOOLINGS | • DESCHOOLING n. the freeing of children from the constraints of traditional learning. |
| DHOOLIES | • dhoolies n. Plural of dhoolie. • dhoolies n. Plural of dhooly. • DHOOLY n. (Hindi) a litter or palanquin, also DOOLEE, DOOLIE, DOOLY. |
| HOMESCHOOLING | • homeschooling n. Teaching children at home instead of sending them to school. • home␣schooling v. Present participle of home school. • HOMESCHOOL v. to teach school subjects to one's children at home. |
| HOOLICAN | • HOOLICAN n. (Gaelic) a Highland reel, esp. the reel of Tulloch, also HOOLACHAN. |
| HOOLICANS | • HOOLICAN n. (Gaelic) a Highland reel, esp. the reel of Tulloch, also HOOLACHAN. |
| HOOLIE | • hoolie n. (Slang) A hooligan. • hoolie n. A very strong wind. • hoolie n. (Scotland) A celebration. |
| HOOLIER | • HOOLY adj. soft and careful. |
| HOOLIES | • hoolies n. Plural of hoolie. • HOOLIE n. a lively party, also HOOLEY, HOOLY. |
| HOOLIEST | • HOOLY adj. soft and careful. |
| HOOLIGAN | • hooligan n. (Informal, derogatory) A person who causes trouble or violence. • hooligan n. Ellipsis of football hooligan.. • hooligan n. (Navy slang, derogatory) A member of the coast guard. |
| HOOLIGANISM | • hooliganism n. Unruly, aggressive behavior; behavior associated with hooligans. • HOOLIGANISM n. rowdy, violent, or destructive behavior. |
| HOOLIGANISMS | • hooliganisms n. Plural of hooliganism. • HOOLIGANISM n. rowdy, violent, or destructive behavior. |
| HOOLIGANS | • hooligans n. Plural of hooligan. • HOOLIGAN n. a street tough. |
| RESCHOOLING | • reschooling v. Present participle of reschool. • RESCHOOL v. to school again. |
| SCHOOLIE | • schoolie n. (Australia) A senior school student, especially a school-leaver, engaged in unsupervised celebrations… • schoolie n. (Australia) A schoolteacher. • schoolie n. (UK, military) An education officer. |
| SCHOOLIES | • schoolies n. Plural of schoolie. • schoolies n. (Australia) Clipping of schoolies week. • SCHOOLIE n. (Australian slang) a schoolteacher or high-school student. |
| SCHOOLING | • schooling n. Training or instruction. • schooling n. Institutional education; attendance of school. • schooling n. (Dressage) The training of a horse at dressage. |
| SCHOOLINGS | • schoolings n. Plural of schooling. • SCHOOLING n. tuition. |
| SHOOLING | • shooling v. Present participle of shool. • SHOOL v. (dialect) to saunter, skulk, also SHOOLE, SHULE. |