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baby-faced

ADJECTIVE
  1. having a youthful-looking face

How To Use baby-faced In A Sentence

  • I looked up to see a cute, baby-faced boy, his pale blond hair carefully gelled into orderly spikes, smiling at me in a friendly way.
  • I looked up to see a cute, baby-faced boy, his pale blond hair carefully gelled into orderly spikes, smiling at me in a friendly way.
  • One of them, a baby-faced guy maybe in his mid-thirties, with a black patch over his left eye, smiles and raises his beer at me in salutation. Down and Delirious in Mexico City
  • I follow her into the house, pausing when she picks up the phone in the kitchen and calls her baby-faced lawyer. HOUSE RULES
  • Despite his plain clothing he was very striking with short neatly-combed back auburn hair, an oval face, a baby-faced countenance, a medium, but short build and piercing, limpid bluish-green eyes.
  • But 30 minutes in the company of this disarming and baby-faced individual reveals a tough operator.
  • Broke and hungry, I lived on the streets, until I met a baby-faced man named Brody Ellis. Show Stoppah
  • Watching all this was Danny Graves, one of the baseball players in our group, a handsome, baby-faced athlete with thick tattooed arms and diamond studs in his ears.
  • Maggie took a sip of coffee and looked up to see Nadine coming across the dining room alongside the baby-faced police officer who had escorted them from the cottage. A Stitch Before Dying
  • I'm running along thinking about baby-faced, flak-jacketed American soldiers in their armored convoys when I glance at the ground and stop dead in my tracks.
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