nymphet , also: nymphette

These are not nymphets, however, but real, often rather plain children.

I played the nasty nymphet role for all it was worth.

A nymphet is a sexually attractive girl, or young woman.

And if anything, it should be easier today to see Lolita as a nymphet rather than a child.

She turned up an hour later with Honey, a seventeen-year-old nymphet.

The word nymphet is used to identify a sexually precocious girl.

And she's getting long in the tooth to play the nymphet cast by her songwriters.

So then he wouldn't be interested in any nymphet.

Whatever her years, Ms. March is still a nymphet beauty.

I swear I'll behave when we're back in the city, let me be your nymphet now!"

Three - count them - three lovely young nymphets surrounding me.

The lovely little nine-year-old nymphet opened her legs to his gaze.

The word can refer to a nymphet (see below) in the context of a young sexually attractive woman.

For there is no other bliss on earth comparable to that of fondling a nymphet.

He idly considered putting a picture of the nymphet in the local newspaper with the heading, "Did you know this woman?"

It was hardly the perfume he associated with a blushing nymphet princess.

I didn't know when, if ever, I might again share a bed with this lovely nymphet.

I demonstrated again, then kneeled to help the 12-year-old nymphet.

How old had she been when she had given birth to this nymphet?

But I'm no nymphet myself,' she said proudly.

No longer did I desire conventions of little nymphets, each one wearing playboy's plastic name badge.

A nymphet in a clingy ski top gazing out from a chalet.

She specializes in clueless nymphets rising out of pastel fogs.