Junior League

noun

1. any local branch of a women's organization, the Association of the Junior Leagues of America, Inc., the members of which are engaged in volunteer welfare work, civic affairs, etc.

Other Words From

• Junior Leaguer noun

Example Sentences

So, I asked my source, had Hagel given a speech to, say, the ‘Junior League of Hezbollah, in France’?

From The Daily Beast

Or did he go chin-wagging before the “Junior League of Hezbollah”?

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So, I asked my source, had Hagel given a speech to, say, the “Junior League of Hezbollah, in France”?

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Then again, the demographics of the party suggest that the truly junior league might have a tough time winning elections anyway.

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For all her assurance in sketching out the foibles of the Junior League, Stockett is shakier when it comes to the maids.

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Hutchins, who was one of the best centres in the Junior League last fall, will play the same position this year.

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Tessie had never imagined there were so many attractive men in the world as she met at the Junior League ball.

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"Mr. Scott tells me you are the prime mover in the Junior League now," he continued.

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The vice-president is similarly chosen, the office going to the Captain of the champion team of the Junior League.

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As superintendent of both Sunday-school and Junior League, he had won the love of every one connected with them.

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