Synonyms and Antonyms for young-woman
1. young woman (n.)
a young woman
- Gibson girl
- flapper
- tchotchkeleh
- doll
- soubrette
- sexpot
- May queen
- chit
- valley girl
- gamine
- wench
- hoyden
- mill-girl
- colleen
- tshatshke
- miss
- girl
- tchotchke
- tsatske
- ring girl
- belle
- peri
- maid
- missy
- lassie
- queen of the May
- sweater girl
- young lady
- tomboy
- dame
- woman
- babe
- maiden
- bimbo
- party girl
- skirt
- gal
- baby
- shop girl
- sister
- lass
- sex kitten
- working girl
- romp
- sex bomb
- young girl
- rosebud
- bird
- jeune fille
- fille
- adult female
- chick
- chachka
2. woman (n.)
an adult female person (as opposed to a man)
- mestiza
- maenad
- matron
- prickteaser
- stunner
- vamp
- Delilah
- lady
- yellow woman
- ma'am
- sporting lady
- wonder woman
- B-girl
- materfamilias
- married woman
- amazon
- baggage
- shikse
- harlot
- vestal
- donna
- gentlewoman
- widow
- madam
- widow woman
- knockout
- young woman
- dish
- female person
- bar girl
- girl
- beauty
- broad
- bluestocking
- kept woman
- nurse
- dominatrix
- Black woman
- houri
- jilt
- nanny
- ball-breaker
- mistress
- gold digger
- unmarried woman
- tease
- bachelorette
- femme fatale
- nymph
- white woman
- cyprian
- minx
- debutante
- adult female body
- Wac
- eyeful
- female
- miss
- maid of honor
- geisha girl
- working girl
- geisha
- missy
- fancy woman
- young lady
- cocotte
- dame
- sweetheart
- sylph
- adult
- bridesmaid
- nursemaid
- divorcee
- ravisher
- woman's body
- smasher
- cat
- flirt
- bas bleu
- deb
- ex
- bachelor girl
- Cinderella
- lulu
- nymphet
- old woman
- girlfriend
- enchantress
- whore
- siren
- woman of the street
- virago
- jezebel
- peach
- vamper
- Wave
- inamorata
- tart
- matriarch
- gravida
- bawd
- mother figure
- grass widow
- ex-wife
- heroine
- prostitute
- temptress
- looker
- wife
- coquette
- ball-buster
- fille
- mantrap
- shiksa
- lady friend
- lady of pleasure
- adult female
- grownup
- nullipara
3. young (adj.)
(used of living things especially persons) in an early period of life or development or growth
- two-year-old
- teenage
- one-year-old
- newborn
- girlish
- schoolboyish
- tender
- little
- teenaged
- infantile
- adolescent
- childly
- new
- immature
- preadolescent
- teen
- boylike
- early
- puppylike
- five-year-old
- four-year-old
- three-year-old
- junior
- youngish
- preteen
- age
- schoolgirlish
- boyish
- puppyish
- childlike
- small
- vernal
- youthful
4. young (n.)
any immature animal
5. woman (n.)
a female person who plays a significant role (wife or mistress or girlfriend) in the life of a particular man
7. woman (n.)
women as a class
9. Young (n.)
British physicist and Egyptologist; he revived the wave theory of light and proposed a three-component theory of color vision; he also played an important role in deciphering the hieroglyphics on the Rosetta Stone (1773-1829)
