one-year-old
one-year-old adjective: having lived or existed for one year.
Adjective
one-year-old (not comparable)
- Having lived or existed for one year.
- a one-year-old car
- Synonyms:
- year-old
Noun
one-year-old (plural one-year-olds)
- A child or animal that is one year of age.
- Synonyms:
- yearling
Synonyms of one-year-old
Forms of one-year-old
| plural | one-year-olds |
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Origin of one-year-old
From one + year + old.
Questions about one-year-old
- What does one-year-old mean?
- One-year-old means having lived or existed for one year.
- What part of speech is one-year-old?
- One-year-old can be an adjective or a noun.
Words near one-year-old in the dictionary
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