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Nokia Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
'Babyface'
How do we use 'babyface' in a sentence?
He is babyfaced?
He has a babyface?
He is so babyface..d?
I wasn't able to google for more examples. All I can find are names of some musicians.
I cannot find the word in Cambridge Dictionary.
Thanks.
He is babyfaced?
He has a babyface?
He is so babyface..d?
I wasn't able to google for more examples. All I can find are names of some musicians.
I cannot find the word in Cambridge Dictionary.
Thanks.
Top answer
w=baby+faced&ls=a
- w=baby+faced&ls=a
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In the US, this is typically used only as a mildly derogatory nickname for an adult or teen (that is, a person who should not look like a cute little baby), as in: "Baby Face" Nelson (the 1930's gangster), or "Hey there babyface."
In everyday speech you might sometimes hear:
He's real babyfaced. (The word "real" is required here and adds emphasis.)
He's got a real baby
In everyday speech you might sometimes hear:
He's real babyfaced. (The word "real" is required here and adds emphasis.)
He's got a real baby
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