youthmen
youthmen is the plural of youthman.
Meaning of youthman
Noun
youthman (plural youthmen or youthman)
- A young man; youth.
- His first campaign in Italy made the name of Napoleon known to all Europe; and there the youthman ended, and the warrior and statesman began.1860, The Household Monthly - Volume 3, page 258
- A man who has reached the age of adulthood but has not attained an adult social status (living independently with a stable livelihood, marriage, and family).
- Now when the youthman reach out pon the street some dangerous people the youthman meets. The conman a try to trick the youthman The informer what a wicked performer.1987, Levi Tafari, “Liverpool Experience”, in The Race Today Review
- A young musician from the ghetto who agitates for social change.
- Rallies and marches were organized to awaken "social consciousness," and productivity poems, similar to those written in Eastern Europe in the early 1950s, carried the same message: So youthman, sister woman Co-operate, organize, unite, be wise Then we go cleanup this land!1986, Jiří Valenta, Herbert J. Ellison, Grenada and Soviet/Cuban policy
Questions about youthmen
- What is youthmen the plural of?
- Youthmen is the plural of youthman.
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