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freshman

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Phonetic Respelling: [ fresh-muhn ]

Definition: Play

noun. or adjective. 1 a student in the first year of the course at a university or college or high school; 2 any new participant in some activity

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This is myfreshmanyear at school.

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This is my freshman year at school.

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The freshman expresses his thoughts inarticulately.

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What club did Ellen join during freshman orientation?

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The freshman was subordinate to the senior.

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Jennifer warns Lucia not to fall for a freshman prank. What is the freshman prank?

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Which one is not a correct description of Jeremy in his freshman year in high school?

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The college freshman was bemused at his new surroundings.

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During the summer of their freshman year, what book did Emmy and her friends read?

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Why did Kasey take Alexis' freshman yearbook?

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Synonyms: Play

lowerclassman; first-year student; underclassman

Antonyms: Play

senior

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