frequently_asked_questions_files/Oxford Thesaurus.pdf

immature, callow, green, inexperienced, unfledged, uninitiated,
unsophisticated, childlike, innocent, na‹ve: This programme may
contain material unsuitable for young ears. 3 childish,
puerile, infantile, babyish, US sophomoric: He's too young to
invite to the party.
--n. 4 offspring, babies, issue, little ones, progeny, litter,
brood; children: The cat's young should stay with her for a few
weeks.
youth n. 1 childhood, boyhood, girlhood, young manhood, young
womanhood, prepubescence, pubescence, adolescence, salad days;
immaturity, minority: In our youth we do many foolish things we
might later regret. 2 child, youngster, schoolchild, teenager,
teen, minor, juvenile, adolescent; boy, schoolboy, stripling,
young boy or man, lad, laddie, whippersnapper; girl, lass,
lassie, schoolgirl, maid, maiden, Literary damsel, demoiselle,
mademoiselle, Colloq kid, (little) shaver, US and Canadian tad,
Slang teeny-bopper, Brit sprog: As youths, they used to spend
time at rock concerts. 3 children, youngsters, juveniles,
adolescents, young people, young, Colloq kids: The youth of
today have little respect for their elders.
24.5 yucky...
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yucky adj. yukky or US also yuchy, disgusting, repugnant, repellent,
unappetizing, vomit-provoking, sick-making, ill-making,
nauseous, nauseating, revolting, foul, mucky, revolting,
beastly, awful, Slang Brit grotty: We get this yucky mess at
school that we call 'mystery meat'.
yummy adj. delicious, mouth-watering, luscious, appetizing, tasty,
toothsome, savoury, delectable, ambrosial, Colloq scrumptious:
At our school tuck shop we get the most yummy ice-cream.
25.0 Z
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25.1 zany...