Honor Roll may refer to:
* A list of
* A similar academic honor, such as a
* The name temporarily used by a rock band now called
* A from "Codename: Kids Next Door".
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honor roll — n AmE a list of the best students in a school or college … Dictionary of contemporary English
honor roll — honor ,roll noun count AMERICAN a list of the students with the best grades … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
Honor Roll (film) — Infobox Film name = Tableau d honneur caption = imdb id = 0105514 director = Charles Nemes writer = Charles Nemes starring = Guilaume Tonquédec Claude Jade François Berléand released = August 26, 1992 runtime = 93 min. language = French Honor… … Wikipedia
honor roll — Synonyms and related words: agenda, beadroll, cadastre, calendar, census, census report, checklist, checkroll, docket, dramatis personae, head count, jury list, jury panel, lineup, muster, muster roll, nose count, order of business, poll, program … Moby Thesaurus
honor roll — noun Date: 1909 a roster of names of persons deserving honor; especially a list of students achieving academic distinction … New Collegiate Dictionary
honor roll — hon′or roll n. 1) edu a list of students who have earned grades above a specific average during a semester or school year 2) mil a list of names place, of citizens who have served or died in the armed forces … From formal English to slang
honor roll — noun : a roster of names of persons deserving honor: as a. : a list of pupils achieving academic distinction b. : a public memorial listing the names of local citizens who have served in the armed forces … Useful english dictionary
honor roll — 1. a list of students who have earned grades above a specific average during a semester or school year. Cf. dean s list. 2. a list of names, usually on a plaque in a public place, of local citizens who have served or died in the armed services.… … Universalium
honor roll — noun A list of high achieving students at a university or college … Wiktionary
honor roll — n. list of those honored (especially for academic or military achievement) … English contemporary dictionary
