Cadet is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CADET in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a student at a military school
• a young trainee in the armed services or police force
• a boy or girl of 13–18 who undergoes voluntary army, navy, or air force training together with adventure training.
• a trainee or novice, especially a trainee journalist.
• a younger son or daughter
• a junior branch of a family
• young person training for the armed forces or police
• The younger of two brothers; a younger brother or son; the youngest son.
• A gentleman who carries arms in a regiment, as a volunteer, with a view of acquiring military skill and obtaining a commission.
• A young man in training for military or naval service; esp. a pupil in a military or naval school, as at West Point, Annapolis, or Woolwich.
• a military trainee (as at a military academy)
• a boy or girl of 13–18 who undergoes voluntary army, navy, or air force training together with adventure training.

Words related to CADET

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Words that contain CADET

cadets9 muscadet13 cadetship17 muscadets14 cadetships18

How to use CADET in a sentence

• The voice of the big cadet was loud, but it was not loud enough for his mates to hear.
• During the last hours of the day, when the suspicion that he was lost became a concrete fact, the big cadet had been reluctant even to yell.
• As they drew nearer to the mouth of the tunnel, the cadet could see outside, and the scene before him made him gasp for breath.
• Elsewhere, the steady pounding of metal and grinding of machinery told the cadet that machine shops were going at full blast.
• He resumed his climb, and fifteen minutes later the curly-haired cadet stood on the canyon rim.
• At Woolwich, which he entered as a cadet at fifteen, it was just the same.
• If he comes out of them successfully he is admitted to the cadet corps, and becomes a full-fledged cadet.
• It was not, in fact, until the corps reached West Point, and roll-call by companies was held, that the absence of Cadet Richard Prescott, second class, was discovered.
• The surgeon declined to make an examination there, but directed his men to lift the injured cadet to the stretcher and take him to the hospital.
• Though Cadet Prescott was so cheerful over his injury he was in a good deal of pain as the evening wore on.
• By permission Cadet Holmes came to the hospital office just after breakfast.
• With the rest he marched away to cadet mess ball, found his place at table and occupied it.
• On reaching first-class dignity, both Dick and Greg had been delighted over their appointment as cadet officers.
• If the reasons are not entirely satisfactory, turn them over to the cadet officer of the day.
• That was the table at which Cadet Captain Richard Prescott sat.
• To Prescott there was one big comfort about being back in the old, gray cadet barracks.
• No cadet, while at West Point, may, without proper permission, appear in any clothing save the uniform of the day or of the tour.
• Cadet Douglass was presently elected class president.
• As soon as the returning section was dismissed Cadet Holmes, his heart beating fast, hurried to his room.
• Anstey, however, could look about for the news, and he could properly discuss it with Cadet Holmes.
• Each wore the fatigue cap of the cadet, the trim gray, black-trimmed blouse of the cadet uniform.
• This was not a request for the hotel register but for the cadet register.
• Understanding, the clerk turned and passed a small book known as the cadet register.
• CHAPTER VIII CADET DODGE HEARS SOMETHING It was an embarrassing position.
• All lying, deceit and fraud are so utterly detested at West Point that to a cadet it is incomprehensible how a comrade can be guilty of such an offence.
• Others glanced curiously at the principals in this little drama of cadet life.
• Dick Prescott was the nearest cadet horseman at this moment.
• Each cadet receives from the government an allowance sufficient to pay all necessary expenses.
• When unrolled, it proved to be a small figure of a cadet, done in silver and gold.
• On guard duty at one end of the field was a cadet named Link Smith, a rather weak-minded fellow who was easily led by those who cared to exert an influence over him.

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