young

1. Young, Brigham 1801-77; U.S. Mormon leader
2. Young, Edward 1683-1765; Eng. poet
3. Young, Thomas 1773-1829; Eng. physician, physicist, & linguist

(yŭng)

1. Being in an early period of life, development, or growth.
2. Newly begun or formed; not advanced: The evening is still young.
3. Of, belonging to, or suggestive of youth or early life: He is young for his age.
4. Vigorous or fresh; youthful.
5. Lacking experience; immature: a young hand at plowing.
6. Being the junior of two people having the same name.
7. Geology Being of an early stage in a geologic cycle. Used of bodies of water and land formations.

1. Young persons considered as a group; youth: entertainment for the young.
2. Offspring; brood: a lioness with her young.

Related Forms:

• youngˈness noun

(yŭng), Andrew Jackson, Jr. Born 1932.

, Brigham 1801-1877.

, Denton True Known as “Cy.” 1867-1955.

, Edward 1683-1765.

, Lester Willis Known as “Pres.” 1909-1959.

, Thomas 1773-1829.

, Whitney Moore, Jr. 1921-1971.