primers

/ ˈprɪməz /

plural noun

1. informal.
   the youngest class in a primary school

Example Sentences

Through his aunt, Rüdiger received books from his father, such as primers on how to learn English.

From The Daily Beast

When it comes to figuring out crucial lessons of human behavior, timeless works of fiction are unparalleled primers.

From The Daily Beast

Primers were tried in different forms called “detonators,” but the familiar little copper cap was the most popular.

From Project Gutenberg

We pursued them, and turned their own guns upon them; but having no friction primers, we could not use them to advantage.

From Project Gutenberg

This is the halcyon period of primers, introductions, handbooks, manuals.

From Project Gutenberg

What a pity it is that the University Press of to-day has become a trading concern, a shop for twopenny manuals and penny primers!

From Project Gutenberg

They were fitted with hair triggers and friction primers, and thirty feet of lanyard attached to the triggers connected the keys.

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