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"minor children"adjectivenot of legal ageOpposite:
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adjectiverelatively moderate, limited, or small
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nouna young person of either sextype of:
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adjectivewarranting only temporal punishment
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"in collee she minored in mathematics"verbhave as one's secondary field of studytype of:
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"a minor share of the profits"adjectiveinferior in number or size or amountOpposite:
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"the minor keys" "in B flat minor"adjective(of a scale or mode) having half steps between the second and third degrees, and (usually) the fifth and sixth degrees, and the seventh and eighth degreesOpposite:
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"a minor poet" "had a minor part in the play" "a minor official" "many of these hardy adventurers were minor noblemen" "minor back roads"adjectiveof lesser importance or stature or rank
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"Jones minor"adjectiveof the younger of two boys with the same family name
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"had minor differences" "a minor disturbance"lesser in scope or effectOpposite:
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"suffered only minor injuries" "some minor flooding" "a minor tropical disturbance"of lesser seriousness or dangerOpposite:
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of your secondary field of academic concentration or specializationOpposite:
Synonyms & Similar Words
kid child small study silly monkey junior limited fry rascal orphan peanut modest secondary juvenile buster minority insignificant underage youngster toddler kiddie tot kiddy urchin shaver nipper scamp imp tyke bambino tike changeling pardonable scallywag rapscallion waif nestling tiddler bairn scalawag sprog kindergartener pickaninny preschooler yearling kindergartner picaninny nonaged pocket-size pocket-sized small-scale small fry juvenile person child prodigy foster-child foster child fosterling wonder child infant prodigy street child piccaninny poster child venial