Juvenile

What do we mean by juvenile?

Not fully grown or developed; young. adjective

Of or characteristic of a young animal that has not reached sexual maturity. adjective

Characteristic of, intended for, or appropriate for children or young people. adjective

Marked by immaturity; childish: synonym: young. adjective

Relating to or being water, gas, or a mineral-rich fluid believed to have originated from magma and to have come to the earth's surface for the first time. adjective

A young person; a child. noun

A young animal that has not reached sexual maturity. noun

A two-year-old racehorse. noun

An actor who plays roles of children or young persons. noun

A children's book. noun

Young; youthful: as, a juvenile manner; a juvenile part in a play.

Pertaining or suited to youth: as, juvenile sports or books.

Synonyms Boyish, Puerile, etc. See youthful.

A young person; a youth. noun

A book written for young persons or children. noun

Theat., an actor who plays youthful parts: noun

A young person or youth; -- used sportively or familiarly. noun

Young; youthful. adjective

A prepubescent child.

A person younger than the age of majority; a minor.

A person younger than the age of full criminal responsibility, such that the person either cannot be held criminally liable or is subject to less severe forms of punishment.

A publication for young adult readers.

An actor playing a child's role.

A sexually immature animal.

A two-year-old racehorse.

Etymology: French or Latin; French juvénile, from Latin juvenilis, from juvenis 1 a : a delinquent : a young person 2 : of ,relating to, characteristic of, or suitable for children or young people Urban Dictionary

Noun Young, underage, not physically or emotionally mature person. adjective 1. Childlish, infantine, puerile, etc. 2. For or relating to young people. 2.1 Indicate young person by performance in theatre or movie. 2.2 Relating to animals, for example: young birds. Urban Dictionary

American term referring to going back to the things that you used to enjoy while you were a child. Europeans call it "fun." Urban Dictionary

A rapper from New Orleans, Louisiana. He represents the UTP and he puts it down. He's mostly known for songs such as "Back That Azz Up" or "Slow Motion". He lost everything in Hurricane Katrina, but he came right back by releasing the album "Reality Check" with three main singles, "Rodeo", "Get Ya Hustle On", and "Way I Be Leanin'". Some people even know Juvenile as being apart of the Cash Money Millionaires, on Cash Money Records, but he is not associated with them anymore. Urban Dictionary

Energetic performance Urban Dictionary

The term 'intellectually juvenile' politely describes someone who is unintelligent, unwise or just not the 'sharpest knife in the drawer'. The term 'intellectually juvenile' applies to a person, or group of people, who are not as developed in their thinking as they should be for their age, education, experience, geographical location, social environment, etc. Background: Most of the people who are constantly calling other people 'stupid' are well known to be 'not-so-bright-themselves', and thus the word 'stupid' has lost its credibility and power as a descriptive term. The word 'stupid' is overused, low brow and passé. - Urban Dictionary

The result of poor parenting. Urban Dictionary

Jail, for minors. Some are more intense than others. Some have alot of fighting and gangbanging, but others are basically day care. Urban Dictionary

A type of mental breakdown. When one's inhibitions of maturity, gained from years of life experience, are temporarily stripped away, this results in complete juvenile behavior such as cracking up at incredibly lame jokes that would normally entertain an undeveloped mind. The only known cause is extreme boredom. When one is bored beyond belief, their subconscious mind must use its surroundings to entertain itself, even though there is nothing of actual entertainment value in the immediate surroundings, resulting in one exhibiting completely juvenile traits. To treat a case juvenile breakdown, the victim or someone close to him/her must seek an outlet to quell the excessive boredom of the victim. Urban Dictionary

A phrase used to describe something immature or childish. can be good or bad. believed to be invented by krista, but actually invented by her brother, llama. for short: so juve "juvenile is as juvenile does" sooooo juvenile! Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to juvenile:
juvenile, juvenil, juvenilia, juvenal, juveniles, rejuvenile, juvenilis, juvenilize.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word juvenile:
delinquency, delinquent, duller, idiopathic, rheumatoid, detention, arthritis, correctional, plumage, probation, diabetes, offender, hormone, filly, hurdle, corrections, adult, turf, specimen, stakes, justice, specimens, salmon, feathers, adults, prevention, mature, hurling, colt, inmates, mortality, skull, fish, courts, facility, birds, criminal, fiction, custody, crime, pale, rehabilitation, court, intermediate, prey, jail, leaves, youth, breast, crimes, prison, larvae, tail, teeth, syndrome, judges, boys, breeding, centers, facilities, cases, judge.

Words that rhyme with juvenile:
style, file, trial, profile, while, reconcile, versatile, hostile, aisle, erstwhile, vile, pile, guile, awhile, mile, compile, isle, smile, lifestyle, exile, beguile, tactile, meanwhile, revile, gentile, dial, tile, idlewild, bile, senile, rile, worthwhile, oenophile, textile, fertile, stile, nile, argyle, wile, mercantile, crocodile, pyle, hairstyle, turnstile, anglophile, heil, zile, spile, stockpile, gile, immobile, percentile, freestyle, quintile, kyle, phile, cheil, chyle, sundial, carlisle, weil, francophile, carlyle, peristyle, marseille, scyle, juvenal, refile, phyle, rank and file, argyll, hile, nautical mile, crile, niall, lyle, corbeil, hyle, seil, mikhail, restyle, life style, old style, text file, artistic style, in style, wyle, weill, once in a while, roofing tile, lile, for a while, delisle, blunt file, emerald isle, ryle, half mile, indian file, air mile, kile.

Adjectives that are often used to describe juvenile:
more, youthful, young, delinquent, most, old, stage, little, early, female, late, infective, small, male, single, older, particular, less, familial, violent, criminal, chronic, individual, smallest, best, black, pretty, idiopathic, larval, typical, popular, separate, serious, historical, civil, infantile, average, handsome, mixed, dirty, educational, somewhat, runaway, charming, willing, beautiful, neonatal, pelagic, romantic, immature, institutionalized, later, benthic, called, perennial, captive, eternal, younger, occasional, severe, distinct, systemic, prior, straight, elderly, linked, ethnic.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective juvenile:
delinquency, court, offenders, delinquents, courts, literature, system, arthritis, crime, justice, delinquent, diabetes, cases, books, hormone, form, judge, offender, salmon, fiction, facilities, stage, periodontitis, institutions, population, proceedings, judges, stages, hall, fish, diabetics, gangs, arrests, epilepsy, officer, type, detention, males, center, facility, offenses, officers, mortality, records, programs, jurisdiction, authorities, violence, rates, polyps, corrections, offending, females, lead, mellitus, record, criminals, readers, polyposis, poems, home, centers, mind, audience, crimes, phase, probation, leaves, institution, angiofibroma, xanthogranuloma, onset, specimens, survival, department, labour, trout, stories, male, plumage, reformatories, hormones, dermatomyositis.

Consonant match to juvenile:
juvenal.

Words that sound like juvenile:
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