pupil
/ˈpjuːplɪ/Definitions
1. noun
A student in a school, especially one in the lower grades.
“The young pupil struggled to keep up with her classmates.”
2. noun
The rounded part of the eye, surrounded by the iris, and responsible for focusing light.
“The doctor examined the pupil to check for any signs of illness.”
3. noun
A small ball of light in the center of the eye, formed by the cornea and the lens, and responsible for focusing light.
“The pupil constricted when she was exposed to bright light.”
4. noun
A person who learns a particular skill or art under the guidance of another person, especially a master or an expert.
“The young musician was a pupil of the famous violinist.”
5. verb
To follow or be guided by another person, especially a master or an expert.
“The young artist pupilled under the guidance of the experienced painter.”