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What's The Funniest (Or Most Embarrassing) Thing You've Said During Class?
School may not physically be in session right now, but you can still say funny (and really embarrassing) things in a Zoom class too! Watch these people's most embarrassing classroom moments. Can you relate?
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classable, adjectiveclasser, nounWord Origin for class
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A group of people sharing the same social, economic, or occupational status. The term class usually implies a social and economic hierarchy, in which those of higher class standing have greater status, privilege, prestige, and authority. Western societies have traditionally been divided into three classes: the upper or leisure class, the middle class (bourgeoisie), and the lower or working class. For Marxists, the significant classes are the bourgeoisie and the proletariat (see also proletariat).
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In biology, the classification beneath a phylum and above an order. (See Linnean classification.)
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see cut class.