Crossword clues for teenage
teenage
- Like the Ninja Turtles
- Like most high schoolers
- Like most college freshmen
- Between 12 and 20 years old
- Almost grown
- Youth period
- Youth category
- Ready to drive, maybe?
- Like typical college freshmen
- Like the narrator of "Go Ask Alice"
- Like some who can't vote
- Like most new drivers
- Like most adolescents
- Like many Snapchat users
- Like many new drivers
- Like many members of Gen Z, now
- Like many first-time workers
- Like high-school years
- Like Hannah Montana
- Like almost all high school students
- Like a werewolf in a film title
- Like a high schooler
- Describing seven long years
- 13-19 year-old (person)
- "____ Mutant Ninja Turtles"
- ___ Mutant Ninja Turtles
- "I Was a ______ Werewolf" (1957 flick)
- Like TV's Ninja Turtles
- In the "difficult years"
- In the minority?
- Like many MTV viewers
- Adolescent
- Like most Olympic gymnasts
- Pubescent, say
- Like most promgoers
- Like many mall fixtures?
- Like the "wasteland" in a classic Who song
- Like many first-time voters
- TV's "___ Book Club": 1948
- 'Twixt 12 and 20
- Like "Grease" characters
- Adjective for a high schooler
- Of adolescents
- "I Was a ___ Werewolf"
- In the prime of life
- Support on course horse, English, seven years
- Relatively young
- Time of one's life
- Time of life
- Like Romeo and Juliet
- Like most prom goers
- Part of TMNT
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Teenage \Teen"age\, n.
The longer wood for making or mending fences. [Prov. Eng.]
--Halliwell.
Teenage \Teen"age`\ (t[=e]n"[=a]j), n. of or pertaining to a teenager; being in one's teens; as, a busload of teenage football fans; teenage inexperience.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Wiktionary
Etymology 1 n. (context chiefly Kentish dialect English) brushwood for fences and hedges. Etymology 2
a. Of or relating to an age between thirteen and nineteen years old. alt. Of or relating to an age between thirteen and nineteen years old.
WordNet
adj. being of the age 13 through 19; "teenage mothers"; "the teen years" [syn: adolescent, teen, teenaged]
Wikipedia
Teenage is a 2013 documentary film directed by Matt Wolf and based on Jon Savage book Teenage: The Creation of Youth Culture. In the documentary, Wolf attempts to bring to life the "prehistory" of youth culture which preceded and evolved into the concept of teenage culture in the 1950s and beyond. The film had its world premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival on April 20, 2013. and was released in a limited release and through video on demand on March 14, 2014, by Oscilloscope Laboratories.
Usage examples of "teenage".
Angelo ripped off a pair of gold and sapphire earrings which immediately replaced the brass pair he habitually wore, while Chubby picked an enormous necklace of garnets which he hung around his neck and preened like a teenage girl.
Geri, Kyle, and I waited with all the animation of the teenaged finalist in one of her sulks.
As a token gesture, one of the teenage boys, Nathan Gambon, was ordered out.
Starship Captain stood in the spotlight at the end of the runway turning round, round, round, looking out over the Ralfies and the globuloids, the computer nerds and the costumers, the brilliant intellectual misfits and the teenage malcontents, the fans who would be slans.
MacPherson addresses common concerns: -- How families deal with young and teenage children of sick and dying parents -- How family and friends provide better caregiving support -- Why resilience, anger, and humor sustain us and why platitudes are odious -- The health field: why doctors avoid death and often ignore dying patients, and advice for change -- Grieving: how long it lasts, how and why men and women grieve differently, what grievers can do, and how friends can help After Anna dies of breast cancer, you observe her husband, Jan, who learns how to grieve positively as he copes with both his pain and the struggles of a single parent raising two adolescents.
Theatre de la Huchette weep with her portrayal of the innocent, fate-doomed teenaged girl.
This man had a teenage son named Jamah, and I developed a crush on this boy, even though he always ignored me.
He loped off to the keyboardist and whispered in his ear, and then the keyboardist nodded and conferred with the two teenage guitarists.
American serviceman, Sergeant Carlos Lazo, who has two teenage sons living in Cuba who do not wish to follow their father in emigrating to the United States.
According to the highly reliable National Labor Committee of New York, Wal-Mart contractor Beximco is listed as paying teenage seamstresses in Bangladesh 18 cents an hour and their helpers 14 cents working an 80-hour seven-day week.
An imposing woman, Barbara dispersed a group of teenaged footpads from a table and cleared it off for Lorayne and Coedric.
Thirty or so five-year-olds bounced around the free fall gym like a barrage of demented ping pong balls when their creche mother, a plump pleasant downsider woman they called Mama Nilla, assisted by a couple of quaddie teenage girls, first let them out of their reading class.
She was totally adept at driving grown men crazy - a teenage nymphet with a hot body, a ton of curiosity, and no desire to get knocked up.
Figgis stared suspiciously at Richard until he got into the elevator and vanished from sight, then he returned his attention to the naughty teenage nymphets, none of whom, he was beginning to suspect, was ever likely to see twenty-nine again, lollipops or no lollipops.
Wherever Anthony looked there was evidence of war: men with missing limbs hobbled on wooden crutches, a teenage girl tried to flag down a passing taxi with the stump of an arm, Pajero Jeeps crammed with bearded mujaheddin brandishing weapons roared off toward the Khyber Pass and Afghanistan, makeshift ambulances filled with the wounded and the dying raced with screaming sirens back toward Peshawar.