stripling in Latin
stripling in Latin is catulaster — stripling means (old-fashioned) A teenage boy who is not yet fully grown into a man.
stripling in Latin
catulaster
(dated, also, attributive, sometimes, humorous) A young man in the state of adolescence, or just passing from boyhood to manhood; a lad. [from 14th c.].
What does "stripling" mean?
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noun (old-fashioned) A teenage boy who is not yet fully grown into a man.
"Altman in particular passed what would become known at YC as the young founders’ test: Can this stripling manage adults?"
- noun A young plant that has had most of its leaves removed.
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- Altman in particular passed what would become known at YC as the young founders’ test: Can this stripling manage adults?
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What is "stripling" in Latin?
"stripling" in Latin is catulaster. stripling means: (old-fashioned) A teenage boy who is not yet fully grown into a man.
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