What is a woman employed to teach children in a private household called?
Correct answer: Governess
toothless beachrat
"Largely obsolete" indeed! I was thinking "tutor" or at least "nanny or au pair". I chose governess figuring it was an expression that originated in the UK.
DistractedSeaMan
That sounds like a tutor.
Player #128056321
I thought it was a nanny or even a nursery nurse
Leapfoot
Seemed the best guess from the four options.