senior (at work or school); superior; elder; older graduate; progenitor; old-timer
junior (at work, school, etc.); younger people; younger student
party (of people); set (of people); clan; family; fellow
producing (people) in great numbers; appearing one after the other
I; me; myself; (arch.) we; (arch.) us; (arch.) ourselves
I; me; myself; (arch.) we; (arch.) us; (arch.) ourselves
one's seniors and juniors; seniority-based hierarchy
someone who is greatly one's senior; veteran
young person; inexperienced person; novice
fellows; comrade; colleague; one's equal
inexperienced person; young person; novice; greenhorn
I; me; myself; (arch.) we; (arch.) us; (arch.) ourselves
comrade; friend; associate; colleague; fellow student; fellow apprentice
(approximate) age; years; elderly; old; older (than); senior
older person with more life experience
lawless people; gang; malcontents; recalcitrants
to put on a patronizing air
I; me; myself; (arch.) we; (arch.) us; (arch.) ourselves
colleagues; fellows; comrades
set; company; companions; fellows
young person; inexperienced person; novice
to put on an air of seniority
suffixed to words indicating a class of people to create a plural (esp. in impolite contexts)
(more) experienced mother
comrade; friend; associate; colleague; fellow student; fellow apprentice
I; me; myself; (arch.) we; (arch.) us; (arch.) ourselves
small fry; unimportant people
lowly person; person with a humble salary; insignificant person
inexperienced person; young person; novice; greenhorn
inferior; low-class person