Similar words: bursar, bursa, adversary, anniversary, burst, ursa major, sarsaparilla, burst out. Meaning: ['bɜːsərɪ] 
n. the treasury of a public institution or religious order.
n. the treasury of a public institution or religious order. 
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1. A trophy and bursary will be awarded to the Winemaker of the Year at a presentation on 14 October in London.
2. He was awarded an Agfa bursary to develop ideas on impressionistic colour photography.
3. I managed to get a charity bursary, which allowed me to take a degree at London University.
4. The President's Dissertation Certificates, accompanied by a ￡500 bursary from Butterworth-Heinemann, were awarded to.
5. This provides a bursary for Simon Johnson to study the fundamental, physical and electrical properties of magnesium.
6. Foo Clan Bursary Awards to family members.
7. This might be for a place, a bursary or a scholarship.
8. But now he has been given a new lease of life after securing a sports bursary at Stirling University.
9. There are number of ways of doing this, such as bursary funds or contributions for equipment.
10. I wish to donate my gown deposit to the OUHK Alumni Scholarship and Bursary Fund.
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11. The great news came to Marie that she would have the Alexandrowich bursary of 60 pounds.
12. They have raise millions of money to built school, imburse the position of the professor, and provide the bursary for the university.
13. Ducker , from Redruth in Cornwall, was recommended for the bursary by her comprehensive school.
More similar words: bursar, bursa, adversary, anniversary, burst, ursa major, sarsaparilla, burst out, outburst, burst in, labour saving, disburse, reimburse, burst into, rosary, glossary, emissary, disbursement, commissary, necessary, reimbursement, if necessary, unnecessary, burglary, burst out laughing, burst into laughter, tsar, forsake, ersatz, for sale.