Chiefly at the universities of Oxford and Cambridge: a master of arts who is not responsible for presiding over disputations; one who is not a regent.

spec. Chiefly in form taxor. In the ancient universities, An officer (one of two) who fixed the rents of students' lodgings. At Cambridge, where…

A person having a role or office next below that of principal; spec. a vice-principal of a university, school, or other educational institution.

As the title of a university official. (See quots.) Now historical.

the title of an official formerly recognized by the University of Cambridge, apparently the head of the grammar-school or schools (see quot. 1873)…

More fully Public Orator. An official at a university, esp. Oxford and Cambridge, who speaks for the university on ceremonial occasions…

At Cambridge University: an official responsible for the administration, upkeep, etc., of the Schools (school, n.1 13b). Now rare and historical.

In university contexts, frequently as a title. In some universities in continental Europe: a member of a board, or an individual official, having…

A deputy warden.

A fellow of New College, Oxford, appointed to accompany the Warden on an annual visitation of the estates of the college.

In university contexts, frequently as a title. In Oxford University and (later) Durham University: a member of a board, or an individual official…

A college at the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge, or its fellows considered collective; = house, n.1 7b. domus bursar, a domestic bursar…

In the medieval universities: = taxer, n. 1b (In contemporary use as a Latin word.)

spec. (see quot. 1890). Obsolete.