preadolescent

You haven't lived until you've heard a preadolescent read the headlines.

He was known as the smart preadolescent young man of the Evans family.

In America, nearly half of all preadolescent girls wish to be thinner.

The idea was to protect the girls from preadolescent brain fade.

"Dreams not always suitable to tell to a preadolescent boy."

With a preadolescent boy to act as chaperon, it was different.

I'd rather stay home and guard my house from preadolescent felons.

"I had a kind of preadolescent breakdown, brought on by stress.

For many preadolescent boys, much of their social status comes from athletic prowess.

A man's breast is similar to a preadolescent girl's.

A woman gives her preadolescent daughter to the crack dealer in exchange for some rock.

It man- aged to sound like a preadolescent girl.

It's just the sort of movie you wouldn't want your preadolescent daughters to see, and enormously entertaining.

A preadolescent girl had just shepherded two toddlers in there.

I can't believe that the many who practice it are all suffering from preadolescent fixations.

Rebecca has her pick of the racks, still sporting a preadolescent figure.

She looks like a bored preadolescent going through the dull motions of mining.

Twice divorced, he has two preadolescent sons living with their mother outside Frankfurt.

In that sport, the best performers are often preadolescents - or those with a preadolescent body type.

"This way," she said softly, her sweet preadolescent voice seeming to suggest that nothing unusual was taking place.

Eastwood landed some professional acting roles during her childhood and preadolescent years.

Secondary hypertension is more common in preadolescent children, with most cases caused by renal disease.

The subject is a Eurasian ethnic mix, preadolescent female.

Routinely, I do physical exams on preadolescent and adolescent girls and boys.

Preadolescent children in fact have a different view of the world from younger children in many significant ways.