child groom
child groom noun: a very young groom (male who is to be married).
Noun
child groom (plural child grooms)
- A very young groom (male who is to be married).
- In the UK, parliaments for children, satirical culture for youngsters, training for teenage fathers, support for suicidal preteens, and refuges for child grooms are all developments which betray a newly recognized maturity and agency in children […]2011, J. Marshall Beier, The Militarization of Childhood, page 89
Forms of child groom
| plural | child grooms |
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Origin of child groom
Compound of child + groom.
Questions about child groom
- What does child groom mean?
- Child groom means a very young groom (male who is to be married).
- What part of speech is child groom?
- Child groom is a noun.
- What is the plural of child groom?
- The plural of child groom is child grooms.
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