Crossword clues for soph
soph
- One who soon becomes a jr
- One practicing for the PSAT, perhaps
- Not yet a jr
- Next year's junior
- Many a jayvee player
- JV player, perhaps
- JV athlete, perhaps
- Junior's jr
- Junior, last yr
- Junior-to-be, briefly
- Jr., last year
- Future junior, briefly
- Future jr
- Frosh, in a couple of semesters
- Certain underclassman, for short
- Would-be jr
- What a frosh studies to be?
- Undergrad, familiarly
- Tomorrow's jr
- This year's grad, two years ago
- Tenth grader, briefly
- Tenth grader
- Student who's no longer a frosh
- Sr., two years ago
- Someone no longer a frosh
- Second-year, for short
- Second-year student, familiarly
- Second-year college student, briefly
- Second yr. student
- Second yr. of high school
- One junior to a junior, casually
- One in 10th: Abbr
- New sorority member, maybe
- New frat member, often
- New frat member, maybe
- Many a jayvee athlete
- Many a frat pledge
- Many a 15-year-old, briefly
- Last year's freshman, for short
- Last year's beginner, briefly
- JV team member, perhaps
- JV player, most likely
- JV player, maybe
- Junior's junior, briefly
- Jr.'s underling
- Jr., previously
- Jr., formerly
- Jr. preceder
- It's their second year at college, I think they deserve this cool nickname
- History 201 taker, perhaps
- H. S. student
- Frosh's next class
- Frosh who graduated
- Frosh superior
- Frosh no more
- Frosh next year
- Freshman, a year later, informally
- Former freshman, for short
- Figure on the quad
- Dorm returnee, maybe
- College student: Colloq
- Coll. team sub, often
- Coed, possibly
- Certain collegian
- Before a jr
- 10th: Abbr
- 10th-grade student, for short
- 10th grader: Abbr
- “Friend” of a frosh
- '14 grad in '12, e.g
- Future jr.
- Frosh, next year
- College student, for short
- Second-year student, for short
- Certain high schooler, for short
- Campus figure
- Short school year?
- Frosh follower
- Former frosh
- Certain student, for short
- School year, for short
- 10th, in a way: Abbr.
- 10th-grader, for short
- Frosh outranker
- Not yet a jr.
- Year before jr.
- Many a J.V. player
- Jayvee player, maybe
- H.S. class member
- '13 grad in '11, e.g.
- New varsity team member, maybe: Abbr.
- One who's junior to a jr.
- 10th grader: Abbr.
- 10th grader, informally
- 2nd-yr. student
- Second-class person, informally?
- 10th: Abbr.
- Next year's jr.
- One of last year's frosh
- Frosh, later
- One of the recent frosh
- A B.Y.U. attendee, e.g.
- Frosh's superior
- Undergrad, for short
- Year in school: Abbr.
- Jr., a year ago
- Jr.-to-be
- One of the Yalies
- One who was a frosh last year
- One who attends school hops
- Would-be jr.
- Last year's frosh, today
- After frosh
- Ex-frosh
- New varsity team member, maybe: Abbr
- Frosh's senior
- Jr.'s junior
- Second-year student, shortly
- Certain student
- Next year's jr
- Future junior
- Second-yr. student
- Frosh, in a year
- Tenth-grader, for short
- Tenth grader, for short
- Many a JV player
- Jayvee athlete, perhaps
- Frat member
- Certain undergrad, briefly
- Univ. class
- No longer a frosh
- Frosh topper
- Erstwhile frosh
- Certain collegian, for short
- Year before jr
- Second-year student, briefly
- Second-year co-ed
- Second-class student?
- Returning student
- PSAT taker, sometimes
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Soph \Soph\, n. (Eng. Univ.) A contraction of Soph ister. [Colloq.]
Soph \Soph\, n. (Amer. Colleges) A contraction of Sophomore. [Colloq.]
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
shortened form of sophomore, 1778; from 1660s as short for sophister.
Wiktionary
Etymology 1 n. (short for sophomore English) Etymology 2
n. (context dated English) (short for sophister English) (in academic sense)
Usage examples of "soph".
When Hoon and Mephistis come looking for me again, I will smash them against the rocks of Sophren Bay.
He managed to turn his head to the side, away from both Soph and the looming Sukh, the first sign of weakness he had shown.
Soph and seven other members of the team hung aboard a narrow monocrystal hull with retrofitted drive pods.
It's bad enough to feel insignificant, but it's unbearable to have it grained into your soul that you will never, can never, be anything but insignificant, and that is how I did feel—as if I were invisible to the naked eye and some of those Sophs might step on me.
Half a dozen ruthless Sophs, who were among his fellow-boarders, swooped down upon him one night and shaved half of his head.
It would be well for the sophs to see Kleopatra fulfilling her duties, for in truth the young queen had little else to do.