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Meanings of tomboy in English
Usage of tomboy in English
1
All the forgotten tomboy of her childish girlhood surged up within her.
2
She was still thinking like a tomboy wanting to climb a tree.
3
Bangkok University has introduced uniform guidelines for its ladyboy and tomboy students.
4
Although she was a tomboy, she was a very industrious little girl.
5
Nancy was a tomboy, not to be denied, and Sophy her shadow.
6
Oh, a kind of a tomboy, freckled-chewsgum and says 'darn it!'
7
I was told you were raised a regular tomboy 'n' such.'
8
Neighbors and friends laughed at her, saying she was a tomboy.
9
A confirmed tomboy like herself should be able to do this.
10
I was always a tomboy and played football during breaks with the lads.
11
They say I'm the silliest tomboy in our house, at Carroll.
12
She is a regular tomboy but pretty as a picture, I must say.
13
And once you thrashed Jim Thatcher for calling me a tomboy.
14
Schram will play Karen, an athletic tomboy who works as a motorcycle scout.
15
My mother remonstrated, opined I would be a great unwomanly tomboy.
16
Billie, I think, is too much of a tomboy to worry about yet.
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Tomboy across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common