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Meanings of nymphette in English

A sexually alluring underage girl.

Synonyms
Examples for "lolita"
Examples for "lolita"
1
You'd never think it, but Lolita has a heart of gold really.
The Flanders Panel
2
No Lolita came home-shehad gone with the Chatfields to a movie.
The Annotated Lolita
3
Lolita made the call for him, but the phone rang without luck.
The black minutes
4
And since the secretary was waiting for an answer, he said, Thanks, Lolita.
The black minutes
5
The main version of Lolita is often very light colours like… Audio, Gallery
Radio NZ
1
The thought of my baby in the hands of your jailbait girlfriend makes my day.
Table for five
2
Not 'jailbait.' Delilah's body is stuck at a human age of nineteen or so, but she is extremely old.
Succubi like it hot
3
He was followed by the king of rowdy glaring roadies, Richard Cole, who seemed to be scanning the room for likely-looking jailbait.
I’m With the Band
4
Twelve trained hands were a real find, instead of the usual dockside scum and jailbait most captains had to train and contend with.
Beyond the Reef
5
As she stalked out of the room, I muttered, "Jailbait."
Succubi like it hot
1
It looked like she was squeezing one of the sea nymphet's clam-covered breasts.
Dark dreamer: a dark vista romance
2
Birdy thought ruefully that she'd never looked as attractive as this tired nymphet.
Complete Books of Blood
3
The goat and nymphet left, the girl still giggling.
The Wolf’s Hour
4
One day, alone at a cafe, he meets Sukie, a nymphet who is working for Fred.
The new yorker
5
Nicolai gave the nymphet a more intense scrutiny.
The Neutronium Alchemist
1
When you say 'angel', I think of something more, you know, beautiful and moe moe and loli loli...
Welcome to the N.H.K.
2
Aid worker Loli had been held captive for three years and businessman Gidada one year.
Reuters
3
My heart is sick with envy that Pita and Loli speak English, and I cannot.
A Memory of the Southern Seas / 1904
4
"Four days for a ship, longer for a boat," replied Loli shamefacedly; "the gods go with thee, farewell."
A Memory of the Southern Seas / 1904