ˈyouth hos·tel·ling СУЩ. no pl
I. youth [ju:θ] СУЩ.
1. youth no pl (period when young):
2. youth no pl (being young):
3. youth (young man):
II. youth [ju:θ] СУЩ. modifier
youth (club, crime, group, movement, orchestra, organization, team, unemployment):
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She is the joint holder of the world youth best and the outright holder of the Oceanian junior record.
en.wikipedia.org Later images show him as a beardless, sensuous, naked or half-naked androgynous youth: the literature describes him as womanly or man-womanish.
en.wikipedia.org The second period, learning to be illegal (ages 1824) is a series of life alterations in which youth learn to live as an undocumented immigrant.
en.wikipedia.org Many of the players, who were originally with the youth club, returned and played for the club, or when home from university.
en.wikipedia.org Sections have been discarded when no longer applicable (as laundry, shorthand) but others are adopted and integrated (as youth creative arts and crafts and flower arranging).
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