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Youthhood

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Youth´hood
n.1.The quality or state of being a youth; the period of youth.
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Sir Jeremy Morse writes "I cannot extend Susan Thorpe's excellent "Double Doubles" in this month's Word Ways but the following seem to be better examples of their pairings than the ones she gives: addeem, O'Keeffe, keenness, youthhood, mammee, unneeded, unnooked, Goossens (a mujsician), Wootton (a painter), sirree, lessee and settee.
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