Similar words: counselor, counsel, counseling, sell out, sell off, sunset, unsettle, pallor. Meaning: ['kaʊnslə] 
n. 1. someone who has supervisory duties at a summer camp 2. someone who gives advice about problems 3. a lawyer who pleads cases in court.
n. 1. someone who has supervisory duties at a summer camp 2. someone who gives advice about problems 3. a lawyer who pleads cases in court. 
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91 We not with pleasure from our Commercial Counsellor in ... that you are interested in establishing business relations with us on the supply of ...
92 Marriage counsellor Terry Real said he believes some users go on Facebook to create a fantasy life and escape the drudgery.
93 "A revolver, " a counsellor said, stroking his chin, as if it had grown a rabbinical beard. "Could you please elaborate?"
94 He helped them with their problems and he became a counsellor to many of the men.
95 Marriage counsellor Terry Real said he believes some users go on Facebook to create a fantasy life and escape the drudgery. But he said Facebook is not really to blame.
96 But his counsellor Cao Gui said,'We should wait until the third drum roll, sire.'
97 Each counsellor undergoes an intensive training programme before beginning work.
98 Children who have suffered like this should see a counsellor experienced in bereavement.
99 It was no just and sapient counsellor, in its last analysis.
More similar words: counselor, counsel, counseling, sell out, sell off, sunset, unsettle, pallor, unsettled, unsettling, pillory, sell, senseless, outsell, seller, hello, yellow, tell on, mellow, undersell, count, smell out, dwell on, smell of, spell out, county, country, best-selling, counter, council.