1. One who has just entered on a study, profession, or career.

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

• ingrant,
• entrenc,
• enterint,
• intrast,
• enterants,
• inorant,
• centrand,
• intant,
• contrant,
• entrapt,
• infrant,
• ontrat,
• entring,
• intsant,
• enfront,
• enterant,
• entranc,
• entranse,
• denaterant,
• entran

• enthrall,
• entrancing,
• entrails,
• entrapment,
• entrain,
• enter,
• endurance,
• entrench,
• entrust,
• entreaty,
• enhydra,
• entrepot,
• enteral,
• entreat,
• Ender,
• entranced,
• entr'acte,
• entry,
• entrap,
• entrekin,
• entrance,
• enthral,
• endurable.

The adjective form of the word "entrant" is "entering".

The plural of the "entrant" can be the "entrants".

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