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junior

On-Yomi: ト — Kun-Yomi: いたずら、あだ

Koohii stories:

1) [Deborah] 28-11-2007(160): The junior employee is always RUNNING around GOING here and there for his superiors.

2) [PepeSeco] 28-9-2006(58): Your junior or Jr. in the succession line is the one who runs after you.

3) [pageturner1988] 18-12-2007(36): I'm not sure where Heisig gets the junior keyword, but this kanji is more often used in the sense of either futile (e.g. 徒労 - fruitless efforts) or group(gang) member (e.g. 聖徒 - disciple, キリスト教徒 - Christian). I'll use gang member for this one. The junior gang member is going to represent at the running competition.

4) [dingomick] 22-8-2007(18): Little The Flash junior likes to run around in his red undies. But he's nowhere near as fast as his dad.

5) [Immacolata] 18-2-2006(16): Spartan soldiers raised their junior boys strictly, one of the tests forcing them to run around their impressive columns untill the juniors fell to the ground, exhausted and dizzy to the state of nausea.

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