/ˈkædɪts/
NOUN
Students enrolled in military or naval training institutions who are preparing for service as officers.
Young people receiving military education and training in preparation for becoming commissioned officers.
NOUN
Younger or youngest sons who traditionally would not inherit the principal family estate or title under systems of primogeniture.
Younger sons distinguished from the firstborn son, who traditionally receives the principal inheritance.
NOUN
Members or branches of a family that are subordinate to or descended from a senior or principal line, especially in genealogy.
Younger or subordinate family lines distinguished from the senior branch in genealogical records.
NOUN
Young men who recruit or control women for prostitution, historically described by this term.
Men who arrange or facilitate prostitution by procuring women for brothels.
NOUN
Young men attached to sheep stations, particularly in Australia, who are learning or working in sheep farming.
Young men working at sheep stations while learning the practices of sheep farming and station management.