soph

[ sof ]

noun

1. a sophomore.

Word History and Origins

Origin of soph¹

By shortening

Example Sentences

Aunt Soph had made no pretence of anything beyond polite regret.

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The Soph crumpled up over the railing, slid down, and fell among his comrades, effectually blocking the stairway.

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Our friend heard it from a soph who is about half snob, half democrat.

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But I was overwhelmed with howls of derision and assurances that I was a very fresh soph indeed.

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In the same scene of Macbeth the hero in fight is compared to an eagle, and his foes to sparrows; and in Soph.

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