Results for class

Definitions of class:

part of speech: noun

A rank or order of persons or things: a number of students or scholars who are taught together: a scientific division or arrangement.

part of speech: noun

A rank or order of persons having like interests; a number of students of the same rank or status; a group of animals or plants; a number of objects, events, etc., having characteristics in common.

part of speech: noun

A rank of persons; a number of persons in society supposed to have the same position in regard to means, rank, & c.; a number of students in a college, or pupils in a school, engaged in the same course of study; a distribution into groups of creatures or things having something in common; a kind or sort.

part of speech: verb

To arrange; to put into sets or ranks; to distribute into groups.

part of speech: verb transitive

To form into a class or classes; to arrange methodically.

Usage examples for class:

• I thought you would be at our other class meeting, but neither you nor your four friends came. "Marjorie Dean College Freshman", Pauline Lester

• " It was about two years ago, your highness, when I was sitting at the door of the fruit- shop, which your highness might have observed when you saw us last night, that a young female, who seemed above the common class came in, followed by a porter. "The Pacha of Many Tales", Captain Frederick Marryat

• But the object of all this class is good. "Ideala", Sarah Grand

• If that's true, I'm at the head of the class "Fanny Herself", Edna Ferber