Adjective:

ଗୋଟିଏ girl ିଅ ପରି |, Girl ିଅ,

girlish's Usage Examples:

" The figure, with his girlish curls, may once have held the laurel branch and bow, as he is not a citharoedus.

of atmosphere between set pieces, along with its "typically bland, schoolgirlish heroine.

would be nothing compared to the triumphs I should enjoy clad, however girlishly, as a boy".

hostile to Grace, but one word from Will and she tends to giggle and act girlishly; it appears that she, like Grace before her, has a crush on Will.

It is schoolgirlish twaddle, nothing more.

These include her fellow madwomen: the acidic Constance, the girlish Gabrielle, and the ethereal Josephine.

Along with the humor, there is a certain level of girlishness to each game, the plot often focusing on issues of love rather than complex.

Because of Yuki"s cute face, girlish clothing, and apparent feminine features, Masato is extremely happy with.

for her talent and looks which "emanated with freshness, naturalness, girlishness and charm".

And then the girlish, merry face wavered and became supernally beautiful with the beauty of a great goddess burning endlessly in the.

a nickname for a shy or girlish young man, or possibly ironically for a lecher.

narrated to Hare as a common break-the-fourth-wall comedy trick) very girlishly (usually seductively), which is strongly inappropriate for her old age.

relationship of Nana and the unfaithful Satin, "with her blue eyes and schoolgirlish look", "bitten and beaten and torn this way and that by the two women".

Synonyms:

immature, young, schoolgirlish,

Antonyms:

aged, experienced, senior, old,