Who is child

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Idioms about child. Words nearby child chi kung , chil- , chilalgia , chilblain , Chilcat , child , child abuse , child-abuse register , child-battering , childbearing , childbed.

Julia, —, U. Lydia Maria Francis , —80, U. There's nothing quite as amusing as the misunderstood song lyrics of a child. These mondegreens or misheard utterances will have you chuckling, too. Words related to child infant , toddler , adolescent , juvenile , youth , teenager , baby , kid , offspring , minor , youngster , bairn , sprout , suckling , newborn , lamb , progeny , tyke , tot , imp. Dubner September 17, Freakonomics. Martin's Summer Rafael Sabatini. The Wave Algernon Blackwood. Children's Ways James Sully.

The Pastor's Fire-side Vol. Midland English and Western English dialect a female infant. Derived forms of child childless , adjective childlessness , noun childly , adjective. Word Origin for child Old English cild; related to Gothic kilthei womb, Sanskrit jathara belly, jartu womb. A person who has not yet reached puberty. A son or daughter; an offspring. A person not of legal age; a minor. A boy or girl in the period before puberty. A son or daughter; offspring.

A human infant; baby. A member of a tribe; descendant. A person who is below the age of adulthood ; a minor person who is below the legal age of responsibility or accountability. Go easy on him: he is but a child. An unborn human offspring; fetus.

The definition of a child is a person you have given birth to, your son or your daughter, a person who hasn't yet grown up, someone inexperienced in a certain thing or someone behaving in an immature manner.

An example of your child is your 30 year old son. Under the common law, a person who is under 14 years of age. A child who was not conceived or born in lawful wedlock and who is not later legitimated. Also called bastard. See also paternity suit. Poverty, disease, and despair are the children of war.

One who is childish or immature. A person like a child in interests, judgment, etc. In common law, a child born or conceived in lawful wedlock. A daughter or son ; an offspring. Her child is in 1st grade. My youngest child is forty-three. The son or daughter of a person or an individual who is treated as such.

A thing that springs from a specified source; product. A child of one's imagination. A person identified with a specified place, time, etc. A child of the Renaissance. A female infant. A son or daughter; an offspring.

Someone to whom a specified person is a parent. See parent-child. A child born after a certain event, such as a child born after the execution of a will or the death of its testator parent.