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Noun
A child or young person
A young child who is mischievous or badly behaved
Meat from a young goat
A hollow-horned mammal
A large tank or tub used to hold liquid, especially in industry
A person, especially of a specified nature
Verb
To fool or deceive someone, especially in a playful manner
To tease, typically in a good-natured way
To make a false show or pretense of
To tell a lie or something that is untrue
To engage in an activity for enjoyment and recreation
Adjective
Having little knowledge or experience of a particular skill or field of work
For, or denoting, young or younger people
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▲
Noun
▲
A child or young person
child
youngster
youth
juvenile
bairn
baby
kiddie
bambino
infant
cub
nipper
tot
squirt
youngling
toddler
adolescent
teenager
shaver
babe
stripling
minor
kiddo
whelp
bud
brat
sprat
kiddy
sprog
moppet
sprout
teen
chick
wean
chap
tacker
pickney
munchkin
offspring
tiny
kiddiewink
daughter
urchin
littlie
tyke
young'un
little one
ankle-biter
young one
young person
rug rat
boy
lad
whippersnapper
junior
newborn
laddie
neonate
schoolboy
suckling
girl
nursling
sonny
boyo
young man
fledgling
cherub
boychik
boychick
teenybopper
shaveling
little angel
little darling
tad
callant
young adult
schoolgirl
tiny tot
chit
son
little doll
babe in arms
lass
small fry
preteen
young fellow
hobbledehoy
guttersnipe
preschooler
innocent
young child
crawler
papoose
preemie
puppy
young woman
bundle of joy
mite
nestling
pubescent
anklebiter
bantling
angelface
small child
newborn child
pup
descendant
heir
scion
young lady
runt
punk
lassie
imp
spawn
lamb
bundle
young 'un
little guy
dumpling
young shaver
crotch fruit
crib lizard
dog
underage
preadult
fellow
preadolescent
subteen
preteenager
biter
joey
successor
chav
hoodie
issue
lighty
outjie
female child
sweet sixteen
fruit of one's loins
binary clone
tadpole
cadet
knave
buck
gamin
master
babby
ankle biter
little child
young
sunshine
buster
champ
half-pint
little shaver
prepubescent
tiny baby
new baby
my lad
my boy
ben
fils
sibling
young baby
newly born child
pupil
sapling
student
youngie
dependent
juvenile delinquent
snotnose kid
little kid
male child
little dear
pretty child
cupid
putto
innocent child
lovable child
amoretto
son and heir
well behaved child
beautiful infant
more ❯
“If the child is unresponsive, use more parental interaction, change teachers, change schools, put the
kid
in special classes, whatever.”
Noun
▲
A young child who is mischievous or badly behaved
urchin
rascal
imp
devil
scamp
rogue
monkey
rapscallion
hellion
scallywag
tyke
scapegrace
horror
mischief
perisher
varmint
prankster
minx
pickle
whippersnapper
jackanapes
rip
hooligan
puck
punk
brat
tearaway
gamin
wastrel
cub
scarecrow
gamine
tinker
Puck
pup
mischief-maker
mischievous child
juvenile delinquent
guttersnipe
wretch
chit
terror
monster
youngster
puppy
superbrat
spoilt child
holy terror
spoiled brat
badly behaved child
enfant terrible
unruly child
wild one
impudent child
spoiled child
little monster
scally
nointer
troublemaker
spalpeen
fiend
villain
scalawag
pixie
joker
rowdy
little dickens
knave
mischievous person
demon
scoundrel
larrikin
slyboots
toerag
scallion
mischief maker
trickster
jester
cad
agitator
rake
firebrand
pest
nuisance
loafer
tramp
beggar
tease
incendiary
inciter
ruffian
instigator
hood
hoodlum
vandal
jokester
buffoon
booger
wag
cutup
inflamer
black sheep
thug
heel
recreant
evildoer
bad boy
little rascal
practical joker
fun-maker
little devil
life of the party
hell-raiser
little monkey
rabble-rouser
agent provocateur
loose cannon
more ❯
Noun
▲
Meat from a young goat
cabrito
Noun
▲
A hollow-horned mammal
goat
buck
billy
ram
billy goat
mountain goat
tup
male goat
male sheep
stag
male deer
bull
male animal
Noun
▲
A large tank or tub used to hold liquid, especially in industry
vat
tank
tub
barrel
basin
bin
drum
container
vessel
butt
cask
cistern
boiler
canister
receptacle
steeper
holder
keg
repository
reservoir
tun
keeve
kier
silo
storage chamber
pipe
puncheon
hogshead
runlet
rundlet
firkin
kilderkin
pot
bucket
cauldron
can
box
case
tin
chest
casket
cylinder
kettle
trunk
reservatory
pin
tierce
caddy
cisterna
locker
basket
chamber
carton
water tank
underground tank
storage tank
storage bin
caldron
crate
pail
jar
carrier
scuttle
utensil
pitcher
cannister
hod
brazier
solera
barrique
water butt
cylindrical container
rain barrel
crucible
retort
envelope
wrapper
cradle
wrapping
melting pot
cast
cartridge
folder
sleeve
cassette
casing
frame
sheath
storage
sheathing
sack
packet
pod
pouch
capsule
caisson
chassis
wallet
compact
package
etui
safe
crating
crib
drawer
scabbard
more ❯
Noun
▲
A person, especially of a specified nature
sort
person
individual
man
soul
character
creature
human
being
guy
personage
body
mortal
customer
party
bod
life
thing
specimen
cookie
head
wight
devil
face
woman
baby
fellow
cooky
stiff
chap
slob
bird
type
bloke
boy
scout
dude
gent
duck
geezer
lad
fish
hombre
egg
girl
beggar
cove
dog
brat
human being
bunny
wretch
gal
fella
gentleman
chappie
joe
galoot
buck
jack
male
cat
joker
living soul
punter
earthling
somebody
figure
critter
dame
son of man
someone
digger
persona
personality
oke
admi
ou
one
hominid
identity
unit
Homo sapien
unfortunate
youth
female
oom
kind
adult
homo sapiens
codger
breed
spirit
higher animal
living person
animal
part
child
individuality
boykie
naked ape
example
ghost
carl
bodach
biped
anybody
person concerned
man, woman, or child
old man
member of the human race
homo sapien
skate
older man
more ❯
Verb
▲
To fool or deceive someone, especially in a playful manner
fool
deceive
trick
hoodwink
con
dupe
delude
mislead
hoax
bamboozle
cozen
gull
beguile
flimflam
take in
sucker
gaff
hornswoggle
cheat
misguide
humbug
snooker
misinform
bluff
have
snow
spoof
gammon
buffalo
burn
swindle
juggle
catch
defraud
string along
put one over on
have on
fake out
suck in
scam
take for a ride
double-cross
rook
pull a fast one on
sting
bilk
pull a swifty on
victimize
US
pull the wool over someone's eyes
stiff
victimise
UK
diddle
rip off
do
lead on
outwit
lead up the garden path
shaft
fleece
entrap
bunco
betray
illude
chicane
pull one's leg
mulct
euchre
screw
swizzle
inveigle
sharp
jive
take to the cleaners
sell a pup to
take advantage of
skin
fiddle
finagle
ensnare
disinform
sell
befool
fake
lie to
give someone a bum steer
lead down the garden path
do a number on
hose
outmanoeuvre
UK
seduce
goldbrick
beat
catch out
outmaneuver
US
outfox
overreach
put on
mousetrap
caboodle
impose on
do the dirty on
pull a fast one
sell a pup
lead up garden path
play trick on
set up
rope in
trap
thwart
throw
frame
sham
shuck
blag
stump
stitch up
run a game on
play games with
play for a fool
pull wool over
double deal
hocus-pocus
throw dust in someone's eyes
get the better of
pull someone's leg
make a sucker of
hustle
bleed
shortchange
psych out
stick
circumvent
hook
falsify
clip
rob
disappoint
gouge
misdirect
squeeze
short
chisel
skunk
play away
cross up
take for a fool
misstate
prevaricate
ream
chouse
thimblerig
trifle
dally
play joke on
take to cleaners
beat out of
pull fast one
take for ride
pluck
toy
nobble
wanton
doublespeak
misrepresent
lie
hand a line
propagandize
US
distort
pervert
fudge
bunk
fabricate
exploit
toy with
make a fool of
dally with
play fast and loose with
send on a wild-goose chase
play with
trifle with
make use of
give the runaround
milk
entangle
enmesh
propagandise
UK
bait
embezzle
gazump
give wrong information to
send on a wild goose chase
throw off the scent
put on the wrong track
put on an act
cover up
wrong steer
put up smoke screen
put on false front
bait and switch
lead astray
give the wrong impression
double-talk
swizz
wheedle
cajole
lure
coax
butty
shake down
screw over
do in
sweet-talk
baffle
pull
jerk around
outsmart
sandbag
fox
sell down the river
manipulate
outthink
confuse
outplay
outjockey
juke
outslick
steal a march on
outdo
tempt
entice
steal
out-think
sell out
take
two-time
cross
bewilder
outgeneral
be cleverer than
overcharge
stab in the back
maneuver
US
manoeuvre
UK
jockey
double-deal
run rings round
make rings round
short-change
allure
decoy
defeat
top
outguess
play someone false
backstab
cap
be disloyal to
break faith with
be unfaithful to
persuade
goose
worst
jip
wangle
let down
rush
play
do out of
end run
figure out
trip up
sell a bill of goods to
wrong-foot
fail
draw
trim
fix
lull
induce
expose
finesse
charm
pilfer
plunder
doctor
play a trick on
four-flush
solicit
use
unsettle
cook
influence
soak
disconcert
gaslight
sell a bill of goods
trip
engineer
lead
rig
play for a sucker
drag
rope
prey on
give the shaft
attack
go back on
perjure
equivocate
draw in
be disloyal
do someone in the eye
forswear
interfere with
be economical with the truth
tinker with
break promise
bear false witness
commit perjury
fiddle with
stretch the truth
tamper with
corrupt
duck
weasel
dodge
lead off
balk
US
deprive
do someone dirty
deke
attract
slip out
cop out
worm one's way out of
beat around the bush
slip something over on
stretch the rules
bend the rules
pull something funny
stack the cards
hit below the belt
pigeon
pull in
outperform
despoil
extort
outflank
heist
filch
sway
contrive
frustrate
ruin
foil
impress
welsh
put one over
flam
baulk
UK
play dirty
bias
play-act
rip-off
be sold a pup
put someone up to something
do number on
gip
bleed dry
sucker into
go one better than
massage
poke borack
lie under oath
swear falsely
discover
forge
split
play games
stage-manage
pull strings
pull wires
be dishonest
step out
doublecross
implicate
involve
gerrymander
twist around your little finger
arrange
misrepresent the truth
distort the truth
betray one's true intentions
incriminate
make a monkey of
make a monkey out of
make somebody look an idiot
embroil
ingratiate
pressure
press
embrangle
find out
broil
desert
trump up
arrange fraudulently
mock up
mire
engage
pool
turn traitor
commit treason
pimp on
be unfaithful
play Judas
mistreat
abuse
intimidate
talk into
captivate
molest
hack
fit up
machinate
harass
hound
lay a trap for
terrorize
US
blackmail
lirt
crib
blench
rogue
belirt
best
affect
invite
terrorise
UK
mastermind
mess around
game
beckon
steer
pick on
take out
fast talk
train
give bum steer
break the rules
fib
discomfit
find a loophole in
fudge with
discountenance
exploit a loophole in
win over
turn on
get
dissimulate
come on
exaggerate
throw off
throw off balance
put someone off their stride
catch on the hop
pretend
dissemble
misspeak
palter
bull
overdraw
misinstruct
BS
not speak the truth
make up a story
tell stories
invent a story
lie through one's teeth
be untruthful
make believe
tell a lie
lack candor
put up a front
forswear oneself
say something untrue
tell an untruth
not tell the truth
fake it
tell a falsehood
tell a white lie
perjure oneself
tell untruths
tell a terminological inexactitude
concoct a story
be forsworn
depart from the truth
more ❯
“Tell the truth and don't
kid
yourself that you'd have been President.”
Verb
▲
To tease, typically in a good-natured way
tease
josh
chaff
rib
joke
jive
banter
mock
jest
razz
ridicule
rag
roast
rally
quip
fun
wisecrack
jape
ride
gag
jolly
yuck
yuk
shuck
pretend
spoof
bother
play
wind up
make fun of
poke fun at
make sport of
fool around
fool about
pull one's leg
have on
be facetious
yank someone's chain
fool
take the mickey
deride
needle
taunt
twit
laugh at
jeer at
jibe at
satirize
US
rag on
scoff at
poke mullock at
quiz
take the piss out of
jeer
satirise
UK
goof on
sling off at
make jokes about
gibe
lampoon
be sarcastic about
chiack
pillory
bait
make a monkey of
make a monkey out of
send up
jibe
pull someone's leg
scorn
sneer at
haze
flout
guy
treat with contempt
flout at
smoke
heckle
mess around
scoff
goad
hold up to ridicule
rot
pick on
pun
play the fool
sneer
put on
provoke
shoot down
scout
sledge
laugh to scorn
pan
skewer
mimic
parody
play a joke on
put down
heap scorn on
play tricks
joke with
play a prank
make a fool of
poke borak at
hassle
pull someone's chain
treat contemptuously
pester
sally
harry
badger
irritate
torment
aggravate
mess
insult
annoy
harass
dog
retort
slam
raz
clown
hoax
burlesque
diss
mess with
humiliate
clown around
caricature
show up
mess about
play a practical joke on
pooh-pooh
hold up to shame
tell jokes
get a rise out of
take a rise out of
muck around
pour scorn on
play a practical joke
play a joke
play a trick
have a laugh
tell stories
show contempt
show contempt for
thumb nose at
slang
remark
squib
censure
raspberry
frazzle
have a joke with
hoot
frolic
gambol
set up
feign
act
sham
fake
tear to pieces
call names
crack wise
counterfeit
fleer
rot someone
put someone on
amuse
flip
laugh
prank
divert
entertain
cartoon
deflate
expose
unmask
poke the borax
lead up the garden path
play a trick on
take for a ride
clown about
put on an act
make believe
run down
make a game of
make someone a laughing stock
expose to ridicule
rail at
laugh out of court
poke borack
make a laughing-stock
revel
muck someone about
have a joke on somebody
disdain
slight
crack jokes
kid around
disparage
dis
contemn
horse around
poke fun
dismiss
denigrate
knock
lark
detract
lout
vilify
muck about
make merry
prat about
have a lark
be silly
act the fool
lark around
play around
play the clown
dump on
cock a snook at
detract from
do a number on
plague
worry
bedevil
hector
importune
vex
devil
nudge
gnaw
beleaguer
disturb
sound
snap
lead on
flirt with
swipe at
be at
give a hard time
belittle
boo
revile
disrespect
affront
shout down
despise
abuse
catcall
outrage
hiss
gird
slur
blow raspberries
offend
whistle
discredit
slap
jab
spurn
gibe at
sniff at
slag off
look down on
wound
malign
torture
dig
shriek
persecute
hurt
howl
asperse
abase
barrack
snoot
dishonor
US
dishonour
UK
discount
impugn
decry
shout disapproval
snub
hate
high-hat
howl down
sneeze at
bad-mouth
hold in contempt
scout at
curl your lip at
turn your nose up at
cast aspersions on
be scornful about
treat disrespectfully
trash-talk
drown out
throw shade
look down upon
make fun
fligger
reproach
imitate
upbraid
twitter
hound
interrupt
disregard
undervalue
snicker at
snigger at
hurl insults at
shout at
cut down
get at
smile at
holler
snipe
catcall at
shout disapproval at
comeback
hiss at
boo at
hoot at
whistle at
treat with disdain
irk
nark
gall
blow raspberries at
laugh in the face of
make a joke of
take off
susurrate
walk over
get
make a crack
whisper
seethe
murmur
nag
anger
stultify
look down one's nose at
feel contempt for
reject
give the Bronx cheer to
underrate
fleer at
make light of
hack you off
shun
abhor
dig at
bite one's thumb at
get on the nerves of
be on the back of
utter catcalls
misprize
get in the hair of
repudiate
upset
mortify
quip at
rank out
have a crack at
take a swipe at
be contemptuous of
slander
give Bronx cheer
exploit
manipulate
maltreat
victimize
US
oppress
violate
spite
libel
make cutting remarks about
say contemptuously
spit on
turn back on
be contemptuous about
spit in the face of
turn down
turn up one's nose at
spit in the eye of
defame
turn up one's nose
mistreat
antagonize
US
ill-treat
calumniate
disoblige
shout
misuse
wrong
injure
miscall
derogate
scream
curse
debase
blister
degrade
yell
cry
give offence to
molest
harrow
cause offence to
be rude to
cut dead
step on one's toes
hurt somebody's feelings
cut to the quick
roar
ill-use
impose on
martyrize
take advantage of
antagonise
UK
victimise
UK
do an injustice to
martyr
whoop
guffaw
step on the toes of
cry out
go for jugular
hit where one lives
give no quarter
lay a bad trip on
more ❯
“My dad used to
kid
her and tease her about it on election day.”
Verb
▲
To make a false show or pretense of
feign
fake
simulate
pretend
sham
affect
dissemble
counterfeit
act
assume
bluff
imitate
profess
dissimulate
pose
posture
masquerade
fabricate
play
forge
invent
devise
front
malinger
mess
put on
pass for
play-act
make believe
put it on
play possum
give the appearance of
put on airs
put up a front
four-flush
make a pretence of
play at
make a show of
phony up
do a bit
go through the motions
give appearance of
make show of
put on act
go through the motions of
put on a false display
lie
posture as
seem to be
hoax
pretend to be
put on an act
pass off as
impersonate
falsify
purport
mislead
make like
fake it
pass off
put on a front
pass oneself off as
make as if
put on a false front
shuck and jive
be deceitful
claim falsely
be hypocritical
fake out
playact
disguise
make out
let on
ape
do
make-believe
act like
deceive
dress up
do like
make out like
misrepresent
mimic
mask
hide
mock
conceal
veil
cheat
cloak
camouflage
ditto
contrive
personate
be dishonest
aspire to
take off
act out
attitudinize
hide one's feelings
let on like
play the part
pose as
masquerade as
disguise yourself
lay it on thick
do an impression of
claim
adopt
obscure
pull
strike
suppress
delude
swing the lead
mimeo
defraud
beard
put up a front of
take on
go like
make a show
make a pretense
present a false face
present a false front
fool
make a pretense of
ham
play to the gallery
make up
put on a pretense
falsely represent
whitewash
stonewall
shroud
doublespeak
cover
pussyfoot
act as if
act as though
showboat
give a false identity to
grandstand
peacock
make like a
disguise as
pass as
purport to be
assume the character of
represent oneself as
profess to be
disguise oneself as
assume character
pass yourself off
act a part
fake being
take the part of
play a role
mask as
parody
cover up
caricature
show off
strike an attitude
behave affectedly
strike a pose
cop an attitude
play the part of
assume an attitude
take off as
double-talk
burlesque
put up a smoke screen
spoof
travesty
monkey
reflect
repeat
send up
play a part
follow in footsteps
model after
do likewise
do an impression
pattern after
try to be like
copy
mirror
reproduce
parrot
concoct
prevaricate
equivocate
phony
US
pirate
resemble
feature
suggest
create
exaggerate
phoney
UK
knock off
conjure up
do a take-off
mock up
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Verb
▲
To tell a lie or something that is untrue
fib
prevaricate
fabricate
lie
falsify
equivocate
misrepresent
fake
invent
palter
con
deceive
exaggerate
concoct
pretend
dissemble
dissimulate
jive
feign
perjure
promote
plant
shovel
make up
tell stories
trump up
stretch the truth
tell untruths
be economical with the truth
tell a lie
depart from the truth
invent a story
make up a story
forswear oneself
not tell the truth
tell a terminological inexactitude
tell a fib
create fiction
speak with forked tongue
tell a little white lie
pull the wool over someone's eyes
pull someone's leg
misstate
fudge
forge
distort
make believe
tell a white lie
misspeak
pervert
simulate
hatch
tell untruth
have on
fake it
perjure oneself
create out of thin air
spin a yarn
tell lies
dream up
conjure up
phony
US
devise
phoney
UK
mislead
delude
bluff
hoax
hoodwink
misinform
misguide
dupe
trick
beguile
bull
overdraw
snow
misinstruct
forswear
gaslight
alter
tell a falsehood
tell an untruth
doctor
string along
be untruthful
concoct a story
break promise
throw off the scent
not speak the truth
put on the wrong track
bear false witness
be forsworn
say something untrue
commit perjury
counterfeit
warp
put on
put up a front
cook
change
send on a wild goose chase
lead astray
adulterate
garble
BS
bend
manipulate
embroider
misrelate
slant
misreport
massage
debase
twist
color
US
corrupt
belie
tamper with
misinterpret
lack candor
give the wrong impression
lie through one's teeth
embellish
vitiate
colour
UK
put a spin on
rig
fix
fiddle
contravene
phony up
salt
four-flush
dress up
misquote
put on an act
traverse
contort
gloss
frame up
deacon
fool
bamboozle
snooker
cozen
sucker
gaff
hornswoggle
gull
have
humbug
spoof
burn
gammon
buffalo
juggle
catch
take in
suck in
fake out
take for a ride
lead down the garden path
misdirect
disinform
cheat
swindle
doublespeak
bilk
propagandize
US
defraud
outwit
betray
propagandise
UK
mousetrap
lie to
give wrong information to
bait and switch
lead up the garden path
pull one's leg
give someone a bum steer
cover up
wrong steer
put up smoke screen
put on false front
do a number on
lead on
double-cross
put one over on
double-talk
do
flimflam
lie under oath
swear falsely
scam
hose
illude
inveigle
shaft
bunk
outfox
rook
ensnare
victimize
US
victimise
UK
overreach
caboodle
bait
entangle
enmesh
impose on
rip off
pull a fast one on
rope in
pull a swifty on
lead up garden path
play trick on
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Verb
▲
To engage in an activity for enjoyment and recreation
play
frolic
sport
caper
romp
trifle
frisk
gambol
toy
cavort
have fun
relax
rest
revel
amuse oneself
dally
rollick
skylark
carouse
entertain oneself
lark
recreate
clown
disport
divert
doodle
fiddle
fool
fribble
jest
joke
jump
occupy oneself
rejoice
amuse yourself
disport oneself
divert oneself
enjoy oneself
fiddle around
fool around
goof around
hang about
have a good time
horse around
idle away
kick around
lark about
lark around
let loose
make merry
mess about
mess around
monkey around
play games
potter around
putter around
carry on
engage in games
enjoy yourself
let go
play around
be at leisure
cut capers
cut up
kick up one's heels
be life of party
go on a spree
let your hair down
prance
skip
dance
whoop it up
hop
leap
spring
bounce
curvet
trip
capriole
cut loose
fool about
twiddle
bob
bound
roister
raise hell
scamper
roughhouse
riot
jig
party
waste time
go on a tear
muck about
wanton
caracole
horseplay
fidget
cut
go places and do things
cut a caper
kibitz around
showboat
idle
hotdog
rollic
fiddle about
hang around
act the fool
dawdle
lounge
spree
lollygag
loiter
misbehave
dilly-dally
futz around
bound about
spring around
jump around
bound around
jump about
spring about
kid around
let off steam
leap about
clown around
show off
play jokes
act up
touch
mess
celebrate
handle
feel
rave
feast
finger
let yourself go
be delighted
be amused
paw
thumb
overindulge
dabble
fuss
live it up
make whoopee
have a ball
eat, drink, and be merry
have a fling
raise Cain
paint the town red
go on the town
have a party
raise the roof
paint the town
bumble
mooch around
faff about
lounge around
play with
mess with
pick at
lope
lollop
step
flit
vault
hurdle
run
skitter
canter
buck
gallop
fly
scoot
sway
bolt
spin
tiptoe
graze
skirr
flee
whirl
hippety-hop
hurtle
jape
pounce
saltate
hoof it
foot it
make mischief
clown about
monkey about
indulge in horseplay
pogo
swing
rock
galumph
trick
wiggle
glance
ricochet
carom
skim
skedaddle
wind up
strut
swagger
waltz
trot
dash
jog
make off
sashay
sprint
spring up and down
leap up and down
jump up and down
bob up and down
stalk
parade
slide
sweep
flounce
twirl
swank
gyrate
peacock
run lightly
mince
pirouette
tread
bop
tread lightly
cut a rug
step it
cut the rug
muck around
footle about
play tricks
fanny around
fanny about
act the goat
footle around
play up
act the giddy goat
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Adjective
▲
Having little knowledge or experience of a particular skill or field of work
inexperienced
green
raw
untrained
unfledged
immature
naive
uninformed
innocent
ignorant
new
callow
unschooled
unseasoned
juvenile
unacquainted
unversed
inexpert
unskilled
unripe
unconversant
unsophisticated
untried
unfamiliar
uninitiated
unripened
unpracticed
unformed
fresh
untutored
adolescent
puerile
amateur
unqualified
unaccustomed
young
unworldly
unpractised
tenderfoot
untested
unused
unproven
verdant
rookie
undisciplined
rude
inept
prentice
sophomoric
wet behind the ears
unfamiliar with
wide-eyed
lacking experience
born yesterday
spring chicken
guileless
artless
uninitiate
naïve
jejune
infant
sophomore
unbaked
youthful
crude
jellybean
as green as grass
not dry behind ears
unrehearsed
simple
ingenuous
unsuspicious
unsuspecting
unwary
childlike
primitive
naif
unknowing
uncritical
unaffected
simpleminded
natural
dewy
unpretentious
unassuming
modest
unstudied
unrefined
unpolished
dewy-eyed
without airs
aw-shucks
down-to-earth
undeveloped
credulous
gullible
fledgling
trusting
impressionable
childish
nescient
budding
trustful
untaught
easily taken in
easy
boyish
girlish
developing
unguarded
unsceptical
insensible
amateurish
incognizant
junior
over-trusting
easily deceived
exploitable
oblivious
unaware
naïf
unwitting
uneducated
babyish
uncultivated
unconversant with
inexperienced in
easily led
virgin
pubescent
susceptible
vernal
tender
unlearned
spontaneous
open
confiding
clueless
unmindful
childly
unskillful
unpretending
unconscious
like a babe in the woods
unacquainted with
underdeveloped
unversed in
new to
unused to
unaccustomed to
a stranger to
tenderfooted
newly arrived
unpractised in
youngish
incomplete
unfinished
unexperienced
incompetent
virginal
unweaned
dupable
unwise
unenlightened
uninstructed
novice
deceivable
half-grown
little
young at heart
gullable
underage
unquestioning
idealistic
believing
accepting
just starting out
silly
infantile
in the springtime of life
frivolous
newborn
uncorrupted
over-trustful
pure
not used
strange
a stranger
unenlightened about
strange to
ignorant of
easy mark
in the dark about
in the dark
fresh to
nescient of
uninformed about
bland
nonprofessional
unprofessional
probationary
jackleg
unread
vulnerable
unready
kidstuff
maturing
overtrusting
undeceitful
unmellowed
sour
first-time
imprudent
ordinary
uncomplicated
folksy
country
uncool
unartificial
clean
not ripe
unknowledgeable
fond
baby
unequipped
non-technical
homely
not developed
readily swallowing whole
readily taken in
readily falling for
wholesome
unadjusted
unacclimated
unadapted
unschooled in
untutored in
unchartered
unlicensed
incapable
uncertificated
corn-fed
humble
growing up
small
babe in woods
quiet
cute
shallow
unjaded
quaint
plain
lowly
countrified
Panglossian
non-professional
dilettante
lay
rustic
teenage
simple-minded
starry-eyed
teenaged
untamed
illiterate
unprepared
wild
green as grass
simplistic
unhabituated to
not up to
not ready for
real
true
genuine
young-looking
early
growing
not trained
teen
newish
soppy
unrealistic
teary-eyed
sentimental
sinless
undefiled
dovelike
fleeceable
cracker-barrel
honest-to-goodness
foolish
blossoming
munchkin
blooming
unskeptical
biting
sucker
mark
burgeoning
not aged
in one's salad days
not far advanced
inconversant
falling hook line and sinker
tumbling for
taking the bait
taken in
kidding oneself
swallowing whole
being a sucker
unaware of
unskilled at
not versed
not versed in
unskilled in
uninitiated in
newcome
unattempted
experimental
speculative
unestablished
exploratory
test
pilot
prototype
trial
unproved
unsubstantiated
novel
conjectural
unessayed
a newbie to
too green
not given to
a newcomer to
not used to
inexperienced at
a novice at
not prepared
in the experimental stage
unexpert
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▲
For, or denoting, young or younger people
junior
young
youthful
immature
juvenile
adolescent
younger
pubescent
budding
youngish
baby
vernal
tender
blooming
infantile
underage
prepubescent
tenderfoot
underdeveloped
undergrown
youngest
developing
teenage
growing
teenaged
formative
small
beardless
fresh-faced
girlish
babyish
sophomoric
boyish
baby-faced
milk-fed
half-grown
inexperienced
fledgling
raw
infant
new
green
unfledged
unseasoned
untried
undeveloped
little
fresh
callow
unqualified
untrained
childlike
newborn
unpracticed
unversed
childish
naive
innocent
early
wide-eyed
unworldly
artless
ingenuous
teen
inexpert
blossoming
newly arrived
uncultivated
tenderfooted
unskilled
wet behind the ears
young at heart
in the springtime of life
smaller
minor
growing up
unpolished
embryonic
unconversant
unskillful
unpractised
primitive
up-and-coming
maturing
unexperienced
young-looking
newish
munchkin
burgeoning
not aged
not far advanced
in one's salad days
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