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Meanings of teenaged in English

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Being of the age 13 through 19.

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Usage of teenaged in English
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The teenaged sisters' underwhelmed expressions sparked mainly amused comment on social media.
The Guardian
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Two sets of families made the trek together, each with teenaged children.
Turn left at the trojan horse: a would-be hero's american odysse...
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And the word, for teenaged-girl reasons, made us collapse into helpless giggles.
Your sad eyes and unforgettable mouth
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It brought a whole generation of SNES-era classics to my teenaged attention.
The Guardian
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I floated an interagency query about female white-Indian or white-Asian teenaged MP's.
Bones to Ashes
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That girl, though: teenaged, long limbed, large breasted, exquisite face, bronzed, strong.
The Reality Dysfunction
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But this idol of millions of swooning teenaged girls, afraid of crowds?
The sinatra files: the secret fbi dossier
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The premise is only simple from the description: A teenaged girl is murdered.
Reuters
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She was a teenaged queen and I was the youngest consul in history.
Lily of the Nile
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The clamoring voices outside were switching from impatience to a deep, teenaged unhappiness.
Super Sad True Love Story: A Novel
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School's out soon and it can be a long summer for teenaged girls.
The Irish Times
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The victim was identified as a teenaged boy named Jimmy Klapec.
Devil Bones
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At another table, a teenaged couple sat across from each other.
Come out tonight
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Clean-living Mickey Joe Harte takes on sultry teenaged rock chicks t.A.T.u.
The Irish Times
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But it didn't match the teenaged photos, or the inscriptions for Gretchen's graduation.
The whole world: a novel
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It showed a sullen teenaged Siv holding her newborn daughter in her lap.
The preacher
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