youngish

"'I don't know what you call youngish,' he laughed, 'my master's turned sixty, and his wife's as old.'

East Lynne, or, The Earl's Daughter 1864

"'I don't know what you call youngish,' he laughed, 'my master's turned sixty, and his wife's as old.'

East Lynne Henry Wood 1850

He was described as youngish by the doctor in the hospital.

CNN Transcript Jan 4, 2006 2006

Langhorne proved to be a tall, rather slim, man of what might be called youngish middle age.

The Ear in the Wall 1908

The wife might still be called youngish, a bit florid in type, plumpish, with yellow hair, though to this a stain had been applied, leaving it in deficient consonance with her eyebrows; these shading grayish eyes that crackled with determination.

Ruggles of Red Gap Harry Leon Wilson 1903

Chuck E. Cheese, a place for 3-year-olds to have a birthday party, was playing promo films for military recruitment to the babies and their 'youngish' parents!

OpEdNews - Quicklink: Babes in Warland -- HARPER 2005

Chuck E. Cheese, a place for 3-year-olds to have a birthday party, was playing promo films for military recruitment to the babies and their "youngish" parents! '

OpEdNews - Quicklink: Babes in Warland -- HARPER 2005

He was a kind of youngish man, and was mighty rich.

Slave Narratives: a Folk History of Slavery in the United States From Interviews with Former Slaves Oklahoma Narratives Work Projects Administration

He was a very pleasant kind of youngish gentleman, about thirty-four, I reckon, with dark, parted whiskers and gold eyeglasses and very good habits.

Somewhere in Red Gap Harry Leon Wilson 1903

The former Pakistani captain believes that the change of guard could start with the appointment of a "youngish" chief selector in place of Abdul Qadir, who has recently resigned from the position.

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