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grade school

NOUN
  1. a school for young children; usually the first 6 or 8 grades

How To Use grade school In A Sentence

  • The boy first showed promise as an athlete in grade school.
  • And when we go out, we find other simple Korean foods at Korean cafés, pronounced "kah-pae" since there is no natural "f" sound in the Korean language ; Way back in grade school Texas, Dad absolutely insisted we name our shih-tzu Buffy. Archive 2005-07-01
  • He was surely the reason why I remained in grade school and failed to earn millions by raising mushrooms, breeding chinchillas or stuffing envelopes at home.
  • Those with the diagnosis were more likely to be older, have a grade school education (completed schooling to age 12), and be unmarried in mid-life.
  • In grade school, Clint was a real challenge to all of his teachers.
  • I went to grade school in New York school in Chicago.
  • Of course, almanacs for the elite cannot be prepared without numbers and geometry, but the architecture as a whole can be disclosed by much simpler arguments; grade school experience suffices.
  • I was just in grade school at the time, but I remember it perfectly.
  • Did the same off-color jokes circulate in the grade schools of Minneapolis and Johnson City?
  • You are of course free to debate the books and characters here But if you cannot do so without resorting to the kind of snarkiness or rudeness that passes itself off as wittisism but is in reality childishness better suited to a grade school playground, then simply go. Crazy Screechy Monkeys 1, Best-Selling Author 0 « Whatever
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