junior's

Junior’s is a possessive form often used to refer to something belonging to or associated with a junior, such as a younger person or someone of lower rank.

In American English, it frequently appears in the context of retail or fashion, denoting clothing sizes or styles tailored for teenagers or young adults, especially girls: She bought a dress from the junior’s section.

In grammar, the apostrophe signals possession, distinguishing it from the plural juniors.

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