Usually means: Achieving highest marks in academics.
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  1. straight A: Merriam-Webster
  2. Straight-A, straight-A: Wordnik
  3. straight A, straight-A: Wiktionary
  4. straight A: Infoplease Dictionary
  5. straight-a, straight-a, straight a, straight a: Dictionary.com

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  1. straight-a: Urban Dictionary

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Definitions from Wiktionary (straight A)

▸ adjective:  (education) Pertaining to one who makes straight As.

Similar:
absolute, acada, a-spec, academic, Aspergic, aspermic, degreed, aspish, didascalic, asemic, more...

Opposite:
failing, flunking, poor grades, low marks

Phrases:
straight as a die, as straight as a die, projection of a straight line of a plane, be as straight as a die, Straight in a Gay Gay World, more...

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Similar:
absolute, acada, a-spec, academic, Aspergic, aspermic, degreed, aspish, didascalic, asemic, more...

Opposite:
failing, flunking, poor grades, low marks

Phrases:
straight as a die, as straight as a die, projection of a straight line of a plane, be as straight as a die, Straight in a Gay Gay World, straight a student, more...



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