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Traditional English :: juvenescence
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juvenescence.html - n. 1 youth. 2 the transition from infancy to youth. juvenescent adj. [L juvenescere reach the age of youth f. juvenis young] |
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Traditional English :: juvenescence
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juvenescence.html - n. 1 youth. 2 the transition from infancy to youth. juvenescent adj. [L juvenescere reach the age of youth f. juvenis young] |
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Traditional English :: juvenile
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juvenescence.html - adj. & n. --adj. 1 a young, youthful. b of or for young persons. 2 suited to or characteristic of youth. 3 often derog. immature (behaving in a very juvenile way). --n. 1 a young person. 2 Commerce a book intended for young people. 3 an actor playing the part of a youthful person. juvenile court a court for the trial of children under 17. juvenile delinquency offences committed by a person or persons below the age of legal responsibility. juvenile delinquent such an offender. juvenilely adv. juvenility n. [L juvenilis f. juvenis young] |
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Traditional English :: juvenilia
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juvenescence.html - n.pl. works produced by an author or artist in youth. [L, neut. pl. of juvenilis (as JUVENILE)] |
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Traditional English :: juvenescence
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juvenescence.html - n. 1 youth. 2 the transition from infancy to youth. juvenescent adj. [L juvenescere reach the age of youth f. juvenis young] |
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Traditional English :: juvenile
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juvenescence.html - adj. & n. --adj. 1 a young, youthful. b of or for young persons. 2 suited to or characteristic of youth. 3 often derog. immature (behaving in a very juvenile way). --n. 1 a young person. 2 Commerce a book intended for young people. 3 an actor playing the part of a youthful person. juvenile court a court for the trial of children under 17. juvenile delinquency offences committed by a person or persons below the age of legal responsibility. juvenile delinquent such an offender. juvenilely adv. juvenility n. [L juvenilis f. juvenis young] |
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