- SOPH
- Second year man, for short
- Jr's junior
- Next year's frosh
- Student who might consider visiting colleges: Abbr.
- Second-yr. student
- Certain student, for short
- PSAT taker, sometimes
- Student possibly maybe looking forward to a Zoom PSAT: Abbr.
- Former frosh
- Future Jr.
- Certain undergrad
- Dawson at the beginning of the WB's "Dawson's Creek," e.g.
- Many a JV athlete
- Word said to be from the Greek for "wise fool", for short
- Ex-frosh
- Junior-to-be
- Future junior
- Jayvee athlete, perhaps
- Yr. before jr.
- Last year's frosh
- Second-year student, for short
- Second-yr. collegian
- Former freshman, for short
- Univ. class
- Frosh, next year
- Second-class student?
- Certain collegian, for short
- Junior's junior, briefly
- One might harass the frosh
- Classmate of a frosh
- Frosh's superior
- Second-year student
- Dorm resident, maybe
- Jr.-to-be
- Junior, last yr.
- Coll. team sub, often
- This year's grad, two years ago
- JV team member, perhaps
- Next year's junior
- What a frosh studies to be?
- Many a jayvee athlete
- Jr. preceder
- Certain collegian
- Many a jayvee player
- Next year's jr.
- 10th grader
- Returning student
- Certain student
- History 201 taker, perhaps
- JV player, maybe
- JV player, most likely
- Second-year student, familiarly
- Dorm returnee, maybe
- New frat member, maybe
- New frat brother, perhaps
- Campus figure
- Undergrad, for short
- Many a 15-year-old, briefly
- New frat member, often
- New sorority member, maybe
- New sorority sister, often
- Particular undergrad
- New sister, often
- New sorority member, perhaps
- Future college junior
- One who is junior to a junior, for short
- 10th grader, for short
- Future junior, briefly
- College student: Coll.
- Frosh that didn't flunk.
- Superior of a frosh.
- Friend” of a frosh. nyt 1953 SOPH College student: Colloq. nyt 1953 SOPHIE Girl's name. nyt 1953 SOPHIST Person using adroit but fallacious reasoning. nyt 1953 SOPHS Last year's freshmen. nyt 1953 SOPOR Lethargic sleep. nyt 1953 SOPOROSE Descriptive of Rip Van Winkle. nyt 1953 SOPPED Made soggy. nyt 1953 SOPPER Doughnut dunker. nyt 1953 SOPS Dunks. nyt 1953 SOPS Things given in reward or appeasement. nyt 1953 SORA Rice rail. nyt 1953 SORA Short-billed rail. nyt 1953 SORA Short-billed rail. nyt 1953 SORA Small rail. nyt 1953 SORB Fruit of the service tree. nyt 1953 SORBETS Ices, on a French menu. nyt 1953 SORCERER A dealer in magic and spells."
- College student: Colloq.
- Lowerclassman.
- Second-year scholar.
- Underclassman: Colloq.
- Campus term.
- College man, for short.
- Campus man.
- Student: Slang.
- Campus man, for short.
- Undergrad.
- Undergraduate, for short.
- Student: colloq.
- Student, for short.
- Frosh's schoolmate.
- Classman, for short.
- Collegian.
- Underclassman, for short.
- Classman.
- H. S. student
- Frat member
- After frosh
- One of last year's frosh
- Would-be jr.
- One of the Yalies
- A B.Y.U. attendee, e.g.
- One of the recent frosh
- One who was a frosh last year
- Jr., a year ago
- Last year's frosh, today
- Frosh, later
- Year before jr.
- Year in school: Abbr.
- Certain high schooler, for short
- College student, for short
- Frosh follower
- Short school year?
- School year, for short
- Frosh outranker
- 10th, in a way: Abbr.
- Jayvee player, maybe
- Not yet a jr.
- Many a J.V. player
- One who attends school hops
- H.S. class member
- '13 grad in '11, e.g.
- New varsity team member, maybe: Abbr.
- 10th grader: Abbr.
- One who's junior to a jr.
- 10th grader, informally
- 2nd-yr. student
- 10th: Abbr.
- Second-class person, informally?
- Many a frat pledge
- Tomorrow's jr.
- 10th-grade student, for short
- Freshman, a year later, informally
- Student who's no longer a frosh
- Frosh, in a year
- One with two years to go, informally
- Second-year: Abbr.
- College student, 25 percent of the time
- Frosh topper
- Junior's jr.
- Frosh's next class
- Coed, possibly
- Second year student, shortly
- Second-year student, briefly
- Sr., two years ago
- Tenth grader
- Tenth grader, for short
- '14 grad in '12, e.g.
- Certain undergrad, briefly
- Frosh superior
- One junior to a junior, casually
- Tenth grader, briefly
- Jr., formerly
- Second yr. of high school
- Figure on the quad
- Before a jr.
- No longer a frosh
- Before jr. and senior
- Last year's beginner, briefly
- One practicing for the PSAT, perhaps
- JV player, perhaps
- Second-year co-ed
- JV athlete, perhaps
- Certain underclassman, for short
- Year below junior, for short
- Year above frosh
- What a frosh becomes in a year
- Jayvee athlete, maybe
- A school yr.
- JV athlete, maybe
- Frosh, in a couple of semesters
- Junior's junior, for short
