age

act your age: seeact.

the awkward age: seeawkward.

of a certain age used euphemistically to avoid specifying the age of someone (typically a woman) of middle age or beyond.

☞ The phrase, first recorded in 1754, may have been inspired by French d'un certain âge.

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come of age

1 (of a person) reach adult status.

2 (of a movement or activity) become fully established.

for a coon's age: seecoon.

in a dog's age: seedog.

in this day and age: seeday.

feel your age become aware that you are growing older and less energetic.

a golden age: seegolden.

under age not yet adult according to the law.