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man-child

NOUN
  1. a child who is male

How To Use man-child In A Sentence

  • A petulant man-child with scrunched fists, no sense of natural rhythm and his vision permanently obscured by a single greasy dreadlock. Dancing On Ice: Grace Dent's TV OD
  • That is now his job, and in the case of the man-child sitting across from him, there was much he could have said.
  • Go vote and let the man-child know what you think of his performance so far.
  • But love conquers all, and thanks to this series, we we're all well aware that breaking your parents' hearts is fine if you're in love with a vampire man-child, which only a handful of us are.
  • The discrepancy between sporting high-achiever and sulking man-child was never more evident.
  • First of all, the otherwise-unassailable movie (Orson Welles, Leonard Nimoy, Judd Nelson and Robert Stack — what could possibly go wrong?) introduced a thoroughly assailable character in Wheelie, a pre-pubescent robot man-child who talks in rhymes and turns into a bubbly alien car. The 5 most disappointing Transformer toys
  • This album is full of self-pitying dirges which give the impression of a slightly sad man-child sulking about girls in his bedroom.
  • A man-child with a high-pitched voice, his brilliant acidic wit shields the petrified innocence of someone incompetent at everything except moving furniture and writing.
  • Mr. Howell, especially, treated the bumbling man-child like he was sub-human.
  • As the overgrown man-child Adam, he won hearts with his pursuit of Helen Baxendale through six series until her brutal connection with the front end of a truck.
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