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nymphet
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nym·phet  (nm-ft, nmft)
n.
A pubescent girl regarded as sexually desirable.

nymphet [ˈnɪmfɪt]
n
a young girl who is sexually precocious and desirable
[C17 (meaning: a young nymph): diminutive of nymph]
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Noun1.nymphet - a sexually attractive young woman
adult female, woman - an adult female person (as opposed to a man); "the woman kept house while the man hunted"
Translations
nymphet nymphette [nɪmˈfet] Nnínfula f
nymphet
nNymphchen nt
nymphet [ˈnɪmfɪt] nninfetta


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The film world, they all agreed, only recognises two types of women - nymphettes and old bags.
Those seeking the knowledge come from all walks of life, from nubile nymphettes to distinguished (postconsultation, you understand) middle aged men.
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