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Often used in the same context:
youngster,
fella,
schoolboy,
bloke,
chap,
footballer,
lass,
boy,
kid,
teenager,
fellah,
chappie,
grandad,
gaffer,
lassie,
striker,
chappy,
gent,
squaddie,
feller,
guy,
rascal,
cricketer,
laddies,
ruffian,
boyo,
bridgey,
plasterer,
ale drinker,
schoolgirl,
yorkshireman,
oul,
bairn,
braveheart,
youngman,
boxer,
man,
liverpudlian,
battler,
schoolkid,
granddad,
grafter,
girl,
dad,
prodigy,
cockneys,
postman,
brummie,
hitman,
publican,
scot,
whizkid,
bugger,
dustman,
cornishman,
ulsterman,
bushie,
gentleman,
yts,
borderer,
coalman,
owt,
guvnor,
loanee,
winger,
londoner,
yob,
sportsman,
oaf,
hod carrier,
hoodlum,
scallywag,
jharal,
brummy,
gallus,
lancastrian,
schoolmaster,
marksman,
debutant,
plowman,
dude,
barman,
pompey,
morris dancer,
dubliner,
lout,
scamp,
englishman,
glaswegian,
nobby,
touchwood,
carthorse,
aunty,
carrick,
berk,
garbo,
mam,
nautch girl,
tyro,
schoolfriend,
benty,
lads,
fellow,
chaps,
fellows,
wench,
woman,
boys,
gal,
girls,
rd,
..,
ii,
io,
appendix,
but,
ht,
lp,
nt,
sh,
theirs,
tl,
7000000,
-1,
34,
aa,
dm,
eldest,
femoropopliteal,
fr
More specific:
dog
Appears in the definition of:
gawky,
slip,
ungainly
More general:
boy,
child,
male,
male child,
male person
Synonyms:
blighter,
chap,
cub,
cuss,
fella,
fellow,
gent,
laddie,
sonny,
sonny boy
Also try:
— Adjectives for lad:
young,
poor,
little,
good,
fine,
handsome,
dear,
old,
mere,
brave,
bright,
more...
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