Ordinary grade

noun

1. (in Scotland) the formal name for O grade

Example Sentences

Wools, for convenience, may be classified as follows: superfine, the choicest quality grown in the United States, and never grown here excepting in comparatively small quantities; fine, good ordinary Saxon; good medium, the highest quality of wool usually known in the market as Merino; medium, ordinary Merino; ordinary, grade Merino and selected South-Down fleeces; and, coarse, the English long-wools, etc.

From Project Gutenberg

The men were ranked according to the grades they received in the eight different subjects included in the curriculum, the grades being 10, 9, 8, and 7, corresponding to the ordinary grade system of A, B, C, D. They were then ranked according to the salary reported at the time of the investigation.

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Grace Kelly is the delicacy in question, and what she is wasted on here is an ordinary Grade B jungle bungle.

From Time Magazine Archive

It is very true that the general public's taste, however, is not up yet to the connoisseur's in this matter, and I am satisfied that the ordinary grade of walnut is going to meet the public demand for a long time yet.

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Authorities have agreed that herd milk of Holstein or ordinary grade cows is best for infant feeding.

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