Crossword-Solution: KIDDISH
We have 14 clues for the answer “KIDDISH”
| Clue | Answers |
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| unmatured | 33 answers |
| Teen-ager. | 37 answers |
| Teen | 38 answers |
| unripe | 39 answers |
| Juvenile | 39 answers |
| coltish | 40 answers |
| puerile | 40 answers |
| Embryonic | 43 answers |
| Underlying | 43 answers |
| Suppressed | 46 answers |
| irresponsible | 47 answers |
| Undeveloped | 49 answers |
| infantile | 49 answers |
| babyish | 68 answers |
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Hint 1 meaning
One who, or that which, eats.
Hint 2 anagram
RATEE
Hint 3 another clue
greedy person
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Sentences with KIDDISH (5)
But now--really, Billy, why do you suppose they have taken such a fancy to these kiddish stunts--those two staid women?” Billy laughed, but her eyes softened.
His master was Zeek Long, who lived in Anderson County not far from "Three and Twenty Mile Creek' and used to ask him:--what the rooster said, what the cow said, what the pig said; and used to get a great deal of amusement out of his kiddish replies and imitation of each animal and fowl.
Besides, fighting's pretty kiddish for a Fourth Former!" Tom viewed Steve amusedly over the wet towel.
Why did you get so crusty when I sprang the idea of doing the wreck scene in his flower beds to-night?" "Because the idea was too kiddish," returned Dick.
The young man did not join the general choir, but, having retreated to a remote corner of the room, he recited the Kiddish prayers omitted by him.
Quotes with KIDDISH (1)
Not much to say except to warn you not to get too serious about all this, if you want to become a writer of fiction in the future. If you intend to become a critic, that is a Whale of another color…Playing around with symbols, even as a critic, can be a kind of kiddish parlor game. A little of it goes a long way. There are other things of greater value in any novel or story…humanity, character analysis, truth on other levels…Good symbolism should be as natural as breathing…and as unobtrusive.