second-class

Refers to a person who is treated by a state or society as being less important than other people.

A travel document that allows the holder to travel in the standard accommodation on a train, ship, etc.

A postage stamp for sending mail by second-class post.

The price charged for a journey in second-class accommodation.

A standard, non-priority postal service.

A category of mail that is cheaper and slower than first-class mail.

An undergraduate academic degree classification, common in the UK and other Commonwealth countries.

Often used as 'second-class honours degree', a UK university degree classification.

A separate section of a train with standard seating.

An enclosed space for a small group of passengers within a train carriage.