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jayvee

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jay·vee  (jv)
n.
1. Junior varsity.
2. A member of a junior varsity.
[Pronunciation of the initial letters in j(unior) v(arsity).]
jayvee adj.
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Three of the jayvees who made an impact in the varsity game were center Danny Agguire, who played in the fourth quarter, sophomore linebacker Jonathon Scott, who is now starting at linebacker, and Marcus Wire, who saw his first varsity action at strong safety.
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