youngish

The ‘youngish’ novelist lives in New Orleans next to a federal officer of some kind who talks constantly about fantasy sports.

Asked if he preferred Leno or Conan, the youngish former senator apparently hadn't a clue who either of them was.

Both are by youngish men (Lemon is 31, Flynn 49), both explore masculinity and weakness, existential and physical.

Scozzafava, a youngish possible up and comer just effectively joined the Democrats.

That critical number—the biggest pool of youngish, single men—encompassed 60% of the weighting.

John Maltwood, the quiet, youngish-looking man in the gold pince-nez, was popular everywhere over the country-side.

Shortly there appeared a youngish man, constructed by nature to adorn wearing apparel.

A youngish, handsome man he was, with graying temples and keenly observant eyes.

Mr. Van Burgh, a heavy-faced, youngish man with sort of world-tired eyes, looked at his finger-nails.

A youngish well-dressed woman stood there, and silence was between them while they looked at each other.