Updated on March 16, 2024
| little | The little boy ran down the street. |
| old | Hey old boy how's it hanging? |
| young | The young boy played in the park. |
| small | The small boy ran towards his mother. |
| poor | The poor boy walked to school in the rain with a torn jacket. |
| good | He's such a good boy |
| dear | My dear boy you are a credit to your parents. |
| big | He's not a baby anymore - he's a big boy now. |
| bad | The bad boy was always getting into trouble. |
| white | The white boy ran down the street. |
| nice | That is a nice boy |
| black | The black boy ran down the street. |
| school | The school boy ran down the street. |
| older | The older boy helped his mother carry the groceries. |
| mere | The mere boy was no match for the skilled warrior. |
| fine | This fine boy is very handsome. |
| bright | The bright boy was a keen observer of his surroundings. |
| indian | The indian boy ran quickly through the forest. |
| handsome | |
| haired | The long-haired boy was running down the street. |
| beautiful | My beautiful boy makes me so proud. |
| tall | The tall boy reached for the top shelf. |
| oldest | The oldest boy in the class is John. |
| younger | The younger boy ran quickly to catch the bus. |
| pretty | The pretty boy was walking down the street when he was stopped by a group of girls. |
| fat | The fat boy ate a lot of cake. |
| naughty | The naughty boy was sent to his room for misbehaving. |
| stable | The stable boy mucked out the stalls every morning. |
| teenage | The teenage boy was skateboarding down the street. |
| adolescent | The adolescent boy ran down the street, his laughter echoing through the air. |
| healthy | The healthy boy ran through the park. |
| eldest | The eldest boy in their family is named John. |
| youngest | The youngest boy ran ahead of the group. |
| looking | The looking boy is handsome. |
| brave | The brave boy stood up to the bully. |
| dead | The dead boy lay motionless on the floor. |
| colored | The colored boy ran quickly. |
| eyed | The doe-eyed boy looked up at me with wonder. |
| sweet | He is such a sweet boy |
| faced | The faced boy didn't like the ice cream flavor. |
| clever | The clever boy solved the puzzle in no time. |
| sick | The sick boy needs a doctor's care. |
| year | He is a 15-year boy. |
| silly | |
| foolish |
| dull | |
| wild | The wild boy roamed freely through the untamed wilderness. |
| happy | The happy boy ran through the park with a smile on his face. |
| orphan | The orphan boy wandered the streets alone. |
| smart | He is a smart boy |
| intelligent | The intelligent boy solved the puzzle quickly. |
| quiet | The quiet boy sat alone in the corner of the library, engrossed in his book. |
| yearold | The yearold boy ran down the street. |
| blind | The blind boy longed to see the vibrant colors of the world. |
| shy | The shy boy hid behind his mother's leg at the party. |
| headed | The headed boy was very popular. |
| strange | There was a strange boy standing at the bus stop. |
| altar | The altar boy helped the priest with the Mass. |
| lovely | My lovely boy is a joy to be around. |
| blond | A tall, blond boy ran through the park. |
| thin | The thin boy ran quickly through the park. |
| innocent | The innocent boy smiled as he skipped along the path. |
| sensitive | The sensitive boy cried when he saw the homeless puppy. |
| stupid | |
| post | The post boy delivered the letter to the house on the hill. |
| golden | The golden boy was the star of the team. |
| elder | The elder boy was the more serious of the two. |
| lonely | The lonely boy sat on the bench, watching the other children play. |
| naked | |
| mexican | The mexican boy ate a taco. |
| irish | The little Irish boy loved to play in the rain. |
| tiny | The tiny boy ran through the park. |
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