adjective
definition
Aged between thirteen and nineteen inclusive; teenage
example
a teenaged girl
Examples of teenaged in a Sentence
It was beginning to look more as if Jeffrey Byrne pulled a stupid stunt after a few too many drinks in a lonely motel, leaving a widow and a teenaged son to fend for themselves.
As Dean began to search the cards, a teenaged boy entered with a girl no more than 16 or 17 hanging on his arm.
Xander tilted his head to the side, following the teenaged God with his senses.
So maybe your teenaged daughter might jump up and down on her bed while shouting about hard rock hallelujah.
Most magazine advertisements, popular store catalogs, and even television commercials feature teenaged models and actors.
Clooney's next action role doesn't involve silly costumes with bat ears or helping Mrs. Garrett deal with four teenaged girls.
With these films under his belt, Lautner is now the highest paid teenaged actor in Hollywood.
In 2000, Soleil Moon Frye started her second regular television role, playing Roxie King in Sabrina the Teenaged Witch.
Teenaged girls who are getting ready for one of the most exciting events in their high school years want beautiful plus sized prom dresses when this special time of year rolls around.
Unfortunately, this tendency sometimes is encouraged by parents who are emotionally unavailable to their teenaged children.
In 1978, General Hospital verged on cancellation as the lowest rated soap opera on daytime until Genie Francis was hired as a teenaged Laura Vining.
Derek and Meredith welcome two lovesick teenaged tumor patients into their clinical trial.
Helpers could be hired servers, caterers or even your teenaged children.
Her two teenaged children, Lillie and True, are both involved, as well as her assistants and her handyman.
This was most evident in the introduction of Wesley Crusher, teenaged son of the ship's doctor, Beverly Crusher.