minor (Noun) — A young person of either sex. ex. "she writes books for minors"
minor (Noun) — (law) someone too young to have full legal responsibility.
minor (Adjective) — Of lesser importance, stature or rank. ex. "a minor poet" ex. "had a minor part in the play" ex. "a minor official" ex. "many of these hardy adventurers were minor noblemen" ex. "minor back roads"
minor (Adjective) — Lesser in scope or effect. ex. "had minor differences" ex. "a minor disturbance"
minor (Adjective) — Inferior in number, size or amount. ex. "a minor share of the profits" ex. "Ursa Minor"
minor (Adjective) — (music) of a musical scale in which some notes are sounded flat. ex. "the minor keys" ex. "in B flat minor"
minor (Adjective) — (law) not of legal age. ex. "minor children"
minor (Adjective) — Of lesser seriousness or danger. ex. "suffered only minor injuries" ex. "some minor flooding" ex. "a minor tropical disturbance"
minor (Adjective) — Of your secondary field of academic concentration or specialization.
minor (Adjective) — Of the younger of two boys with the same family name.
minor (Adjective) — (theology) warranting only temporal punishment. ex. "minor sin"
minor (Adjective) — Limited in size or scope. ex. "a newspaper with a minor circulation"
minor (Verb) — (higher education) study as a secondary subject.