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Meanings of young boys in English
Sports club in Switzerland.
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Usage of young boys in English
1
Sometimes too much lightness: The young boys' mourning never really is addressed.
2
I hath seen them promise all manner of pleasures to young boys.
3
Yet the majority of the blame can't fall on these young boys.
4
This young man now has two young boys that he parents alone.
5
So the two young boys proposed; but God had disposed it otherwise.
6
I saw young boys playing outside and it looked so much fun.
7
She loved to embrace people, especially her young boys, William and Harry.
8
If these young boys had something to do, things would be better….
9
Two young boys stared back at her, their arms around each other.
10
Holidays are changed, like all else, since old buffers were young boys.
11
In Dixmude young boys of France-fusiliers marins-laydead about the Grande Place.
12
And they're poor quality troops -oldmen, young boys and manumitted slaves.
13
The effect was especially unsettling in the case of young boys on skateboards.
14
From the young boys all the way through to 'the fossil' John Sutton.
15
Men teach these lessons both by example and by interaction with young boys.
16
He was searching for news of young boys, princely young men.
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Young boys across language varieties
Ireland
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New Zealand
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Australia
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