classˈable or classˈible adjective

Capable of being classed

classed adjective

classˈily adverb

classˈiness noun (informal)

The quality of being classy

classˈism noun

Prejudice or discrimination on grounds of social class

classˈist noun and adjective

(a person) motivated or influenced by classism

classˈless adjective

1. Having no class distinctions
2. Not belonging to any social class
3. Not confined to any particular category
4. Relating to sports with events of this sort

classˈlessness noun

classˈy adjective (informal)

1. Of or characteristic of high or upper class
2. Stylish

class action noun (US law)

In USA, an action taken by one or more persons on their own behalf and on that of all others adduced as having the same grievance

classˈ-book noun

A book used in class teaching

classˈ-conscious adjective

Clearly or acutely conscious of membership of a social class

class-conˈsciousness noun

class-distincˈtion noun

classˈ-fellow or classˈmate noun

A pupil in the same class at school or college

class interval noun (statistics)

A subset of the range of values of a variable

classˈ-leader noun

The leader of a class in a Methodist church

class legislation noun

Legislation in the interests of a class

class list noun

A list grouping students according to the class of their honours degree

classˈman noun

A person who has gained honours of a certain class at the Oxford examinations (cf passman)

classˈroom noun

A room in which a class is held

class war or class struggle noun

(esp in Marxist theory) hostility or conflict that arises between different social ranks or classes, esp between the proletariat and the combined middle and upper classes in a capitalist society

in a class of or on its own

So good as to be without an equal

take a class

To take honours in an examination, as opposed to the mere pass