First Known Use: 1882
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graduand
noun grad·u·and \ˌgra-jə-ˈwand\
Definition of GRADUAND
British : one about to graduate : a candidate for a degree
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Origin of GRADUAND
Medieval Latin graduandus, gerundive of graduare
Rhymes with GRADUAND
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