junior /joonˈyər/

1. Younger
2. Less advanced
3. Of lower standing
4. (of a product) smaller (and often simpler) than the standard
5. (of boxing weights) lighter than the standard for that weight

1. Someone younger, less advanced, or of lower standing
2. (often with cap) the young boy in a family (US)
3. A bridge-player on the declarer's right
4. An American student in his or her third year (of four)
5. A British junior school-pupil

juniority /-i-orˈi-ti/ noun

junior bantamweight see bantamweight under bantam

junior college noun (N American)

A college offering only the first two years of a university education

junior common room or (Cambridge University) junior combination room noun

In some universities, a common room for the use of (esp undergraduate) students (cf senior common room under senior, middle common room under middle; abbrev JCR)

junior featherweight see featherweight under feather

junior flyweight see flyweight under fly

junior high school or junior high noun (N American)

A school between elementary and senior high, for 12- to 14-year-olds

junior lightweight see lightweight under light²

junior middleweight see middleweight under middle

junior miss noun

A (clothing size or range suitable for the) teenage girl or young woman

junior optime see optime

junior school noun

A school for children aged between seven and eleven years

junior service noun

The Army

junior soph noun (historical)

A second-year undergraduate at Cambridge

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