1. The younger or youngest son; one who serves in the army as a private, to acquire skill and obtain a commission; a pupil in a military academy.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• candt,
• ordet,
• cavaet,
• cadat,
• cudnt,
• candey,
• caght,
• cradit,
• gadjet,
• cnet,
• hadit,
• cahed,
• cavet,
• codnt,
• caroet,
• badit,
• credet,
• candit,
• carden,
• caden

• Carted,
• cat,
• cadotte,
• cart,
• caudate,
• CODED,
• cathode,
• code,
• jade,
• caudata,
• caret,
• Caudad.

The adjective form of the word "cadet" is "cadet".

The plural of the "cadet" can be the "cadets".

The singular of the "cadet" can be the "cadet".