babyish

The only thing I have to ride is a babyish old bike.

No, that touch of white would make the shade too babyish.

Wearing a diaper may make him or her feel babyish.

His face looked babyish even as the eyes squinted in terror.

Past the third, falling so fast you'd have seen only a babyish blur.

A 13-year-old is too embarrassed to go into a toddler area because it's babyish.

Instead, he said:- "It seems so babyish for me to be going to night school.

The green eyes in Cray's round, babyish face were suddenly hard.

But she's twelve, much too sophisticated for a babyish egg fight.

Ravished, he looked down sideways at the round, babyish face.

That type of babyish face is hard to read."

A trifle babyish, perhaps, for a young lady of my years, but I like it nonetheless.

Big hands, big feet, a wholly babyish face like a child of 13, deep blue eyes!

Now, just remembering made her feel shaky and babyish.

Especially to see two mean and babyish boys.

She always had her two cute babyish ponytails like the one in the first scene of the movie.

She had delicate aquiline features and a small, babyish red mouth.

The head was long and narrow, bald except for a dark babyish fuzz.

Originally, it was somewhat babyish, with a pronounced Minnesota accent.

She stroked the child's hair and Tory, suddenly babyish, held up her arms to be carried.

I didn't notice it myself but looking at the people at school you think how babyish.

As children grow older they are usually told that it is 'babyish' to cry.

It was a young man, almost babyish in appearance, with a round face and dark hair, neatly combed back.

Even to himself, it sounded silly, babyish, an attempt to attribute order in a world where there was little enough.