varsity
noun, plural var·si·ties.
adjective
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Contemporary Examples of varsity
Army B-squad players who fail to make it onto the varsity team after a year or two usually quit football.
When he next tried out for the varsity, he weighed 174 pounds and was faster than he had been on his arrival at West Point.
Her grandson Kane is a freshman and is playing for both the JV and varsity squads.
Native American Basketball Team in Wyoming Have Hoop Dreams Of Their OwnRobert Silverman
August 31, 2014
The Varsity Chiefs are awesome, and the engine for this devastating hardwood machine is point guard Buell Robinson.
Native American Basketball Team in Wyoming Have Hoop Dreams Of Their OwnRobert Silverman
August 31, 2014
She is a varsity track star, a champion baton-twirler, and a volunteer at Cortland Memorial Hospital.
The Stacks: The Searing Story of How Murder Stalked a Tiny New York TownE. Jean Carroll
April 19, 2014
Historical Examples of varsity
Of them some twenty-four were on the 'varsity and sixteen on the second.
Left End EdwardsRalph Henry Barbour
After that, with the ball on the second's eight yards, the 'varsity should have scored easily.
Left End EdwardsRalph Henry Barbour
We've done as much, in a way, as the 'varsity fellows to win from Claflin.
Left End EdwardsRalph Henry Barbour
After that you may believe that the 'varsity played football!
Left End EdwardsRalph Henry Barbour
He's been begging the 'varsity fellows to get stale and be done with it.
Left End EdwardsRalph Henry Barbour