Juniors is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for JUNIORS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• JUNIOR
• a person who is a specified number of years younger than someone else
• a child attending a junior school
• a student in the third year at college or high school
• (in sport) a young competitor, typically under sixteen or eighteen
• a person with low rank or status compared with others
• used as a nickname or form of address for one's son
ADJECTIVE:
• for or denoting young or younger people
• for or denoting schoolchildren between the ages of about 7 and 11
• of or for students in the third year of a course lasting four years at college or high school
• denoting the younger of two who have the same name in a family, especially a son as distinct from his father
• low or lower in rank or status
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a person who is younger than another

Words related to JUNIORS

junior13

How to use JUNIORS in a sentence

• The children look on and learn to gamble from their earliest childhood, and soon learn to cheat and impose on their juniors.
• The sophomores and the juniors who were to take part in the contest talked matters over, and as far as possible laid out a plan of action.
• They were supposed to keep bowing to the seniors, juniors and sophomores, but that custom had long been a dead letter at Yale.
• At the stake the freshman crew passed the juniors, and the freshmen witnesses had fits.
• And to put an edge on it, the thing had been said by one of his own juniors.
• The girls were about two and three years the juniors of Mark, but well grown for their time of life, and frank and affectionate as innocence and warm hearts could make them.
• A COMMENCEMENT PICNIC Instead of giving the usual banquet and reception to the seniors, the juniors in a small school might well plan an outdoor picnic and supper.
• The couples then scatter into the surrounding woods, and hunt for animal crackers which have previously been hidden by a committee of juniors.
• But the new regime offers great advantages to juniors, who are thus no longer dependent upon attorneys, but are brought face to face with their clients.
• His juniors had never seen the sergeant in converse with a woman.
• A small boat carried her commanding officer ashore, and while he was gone another brought one of her juniors, Ensign Dick Comly, to visit his only brother, who was a Rough Rider.
• From where he sat he got an excellent view of the juniors and seniors.
• First the seniors sang a college song, then the juniors, then the sophomores, and then the freshmen.
• That means some of the juniors and seniors will have to help out.
• Behind him, a couple of juniors and the office boy supplied reenforcements.
• So the Minister of the United States is likely to be among the juniors.
• Of those who had an estate of a hundred thousand asses or more, he made eighty centuries, forty of seniors and forty of juniors.
• All these were called the first class, the seniors were to be in readiness to guard the city, the juniors to carry on war abroad.
• The second class comprehended all whose estate was from seventy-five to a hundred thousand asses, and of these, seniors and juniors, twenty centuries were enrolled.
• Aksinya has gone into partnership with the Hrymin Juniors, and their factory is now called Hrymin Juniors and Co.
• It had been arranged that the first bear was to be left for the juniors.
• Added to these, were the new juniors, formerly of the sophomore class, who had shown the most general promise in athletics during the preceding school year.
• Juniors are always invited, but members of other classes have to depend on favor for invitations.
• Besides the senior class, a good many of the juniors were also invited.
• The other had also his knack of passing on the music that pleased him to susceptible and willing juniors, and of making them to perform the same.
• The interest excited on this occasion is always very great, the Seniors usually siding with the former, and the Juniors with the latter class.
• After a short address by the President, the old Senators leave the house, and the Juniors proceed to elect their officers for the third term.
• If the Sophomores were thrown, the Juniors gave a similar challenge.
• We commenced Sophomores, another Freshman Class entered, the Juniors challenged them, and were thrown.
• I was soon to know him better, for it was my fortunate lot to be one in the crowd of juniors which for a term lined up before him once a week or so in Holden Chapel.
• Under the experienced guidance of the committee of juniors the freshmen were soon equipped for their various parts and the procession was formed.

Similar words containing JUNIOR without suffix s

junior13 juniored16 juniorate16 junioring17 juniority19 juniorates17 juniorities18

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