Cadet

What do we mean by cadet?

A student at a military school or in a military program training to be an officer. noun

A student training to be a police officer. noun

A younger son or brother. noun

A youngest son. noun

A young man who, for the sake of the practical experience to be gained, works with the men on a sheep- or cattle-farm without pay. noun

A student in engineering or any of the applied sciences who, in completion of his course (or earlier), seeks practical experience by entering the service of some large establishment where the principles be has been studying are applied, and works there for little or no pay. noun

One who prostitutes a woman and lives on her earnings as a prostitute while cohabiting with her; also, one who seduces young women and sells them to houses of prostitution. noun

An East Indian bird, Æthopyga miles, a species of fire honey-sucker, of the family Nectariniidæ. noun

The younger or youngest son. noun

Hence One of the younger members, or the youngest member, of any organized association or institution. noun

One who carried arms in a regiment as a private, but solely with a view to acquiring military skill preparatory to a commission. His service was voluntary, but he received pay, and was thus distinguished from a volunteer. noun

A young man in training for the rank of an officer in the army or navy, or in a military school. noun

The younger of two brothers; a younger brother or son; the youngest son. noun

A gentleman who carries arms in a regiment, as a volunteer, with a view of acquiring military skill and obtaining a commission. noun

A young man in training for military or naval service; esp. a pupil in a military or naval school, as at West Point, Annapolis, or Woolwich. noun

In New Zealand, a young gentleman learning sheep farming at a station; also, any young man attached to a sheep station. noun

A young man who makes a business of ruining girls to put them in brothels. noun

A student at a military school who is training to be an officer.

A younger or youngest son, who would not inherit as a firstborn son would.

(in compounds, chiefly in genealogy) Junior. (See also the heraldic term cadency.)

A young man who makes a business of ruining girls to put them in brothels.

A young gentleman learning sheep farming at a station; also, any young man attached to a sheep station.

Words that are spelled similarly to cadet:
cadet, caret, cade, cadent, capet, cader, caden, cades, adet, canet, cadee, cabet, cadew, cadel, kadet, caduet, cadt, cadat, cadec, cadem, cdet.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word cadet:
cadets, midshipman, corps, cadre, britannia, sergeant, ensign, gliding, cub, corporal, lieutenant, drill, platoon, commandant, insignia, regimental, hms, aerospace, branch, commissioned, rank, training, contingent, officer, warrant, instructor, ambulance, detachment, raf, barracks, ranks, officers, branches, patrol, regiment, uniform, cap, academy, naval, graduation, battalion, cruiser, bangladesh, pilot, rifle, colleges, scouts, enlisted, clan, promoted, squadron, force, fitness, junior, military, royal, voluntary, organisation, wear, colonel, posted, parade, dynasty, unit, wing, graduated, aboard, commanding, flying, commander, qualified, leadership, air, completing, worn, infantry, army, captain, artillery, defence, senior, sword, wings, navy, scout, volunteer, youth, civilian, college, course.

Words that rhyme with cadet:
set, get, bet, offset, vet, net, whet, upset, asset, fret, let, mindset, wet, epithet, internet, forget, yet, regret, sweat, outlet, debt, pet, vignette, threat, beset, beget, silhouette, reset, jet, abet, onset, alphabet, sobriquet, stet, met, sublet, pret, parapet, rosette, outset, et, preset, inlet, gimlet, typeset, ret, gazette, inset, sunset, coronet, dragnet, baguette, duet, avocet, octet, subset, ethernet, pipette, cornet, tet, flageolet, cigarette, minaret, bayonet, brunette, minuet, chet, cassette, corvette, soviet, dead set, charrette, roulette, quartet, lorgnette, tete, clarinet, marmoset, quintet, suffragette, nett, sextet, barrette, cabriolet, piet, baronet, tibet, anisette, smet, joliet, lafayette, heavyset, vette, colette, calumet, headset, antoinette, brett, vedette, handset.

Adjectives that are often used to describe cadet:
young, naval, new, military, first, old, former, fellow, senior, big, black, female, haired, best, medical, only, colored, french, poor, outstanding, year, junior, average, male, oldest, youngest, handsome, semi, third, tall, typical, ranking, german, top, class, mere, eldest, older, distinguished, fourth, nunquam, exemplary, unfortunate, blond, prospective, prussian, looking, administrative, disappointed, youthful, aristocratic, another, promising, venusian, smart, marine, irish, uniformed, aspiring, raw, fledged, upperclass, injured, deck, shy.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective cadet:
midshipmen, midshipman, corps, training, officers, engineers, school, officer, days, cassis, gassicourt, schools, life, program, government, roussel, tovarishch, years, devaux, kaledin, engineer, battalion, kabul, type, battalions, hughes, professors, keyboard, uniform, daniel, sergeant, party, road, major, group, appointment, barracks, trend, kornilov, captain, majority, state, branch, services, kerensky, pilot, case, drillings, rousselle.

Consonant match to cadet:
caudate, cadbait, cadotte, cade et, coudert, key date.

Words that sound like cadet:
cadet, cadette, kadet, godet, cut it, caudate, kadett, cadets, cutout, kadesh, cut-out, cut out, cadete, kidded, gaudet, gaudette, coded, caught it, geddit, kidlet, codded, kit out, cassette, cuddy, cosette, casette, cadeau, cahoot, kudu, claudette, cadiz, kadi, cossette, coset, cuddie, cordite, cuddies, couldst, cadee, caught out, coderre, good hit, condite, cadu, cat head, codetta, credit, kiddish, kitted, kiddush, quiddit, kidult, kedah, ladette, iodate, cuddle, covet, couldnt, coated, kiddo, kiddies, get it, coda, kiddy, cuddled, kiddos, kiddie, cutlet, coulda, koda, kida, cada, condit, kohut, kuda, kadish, kaddish, kited, cadent, kada, caddish, cauda, catted, keddy, get hit, kiddoes, cotted, git it, coted, kedo, codas, curded, kiddow, kedi, cudden, caida, chiot, kodish, couldest, cuts it.