Similar words: one-year-old, two-year-old, two year old, base year, three, over the years, threefold, threesome. Meaning: adj. three years of age three year old. n. a racehorse that is three years old.
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31. Hindu woman married to a Parsi, came to ask for my blessings for her three-year-old son who could not speak.
32. With no sign of their parents, he brought the starving cubs into his family home and gave them a stuffed fox belonging to his three-year-old daughter.
33. A three-year-old liger is being tickled during its first public appearance at the Gantang Zoo in Jiujiang, Jiangxi Province, on October 27, 2010.
34. Once he does, however, he will be able to reconstruct nearly the entire body of an A. afarensis three-year-old—and begin to understand what growing up australopithecine was all about.
35. More kids walking or biking safely to school is the aim of the three year old a three-year-old federal program, part of an international movement.
36. The child was identified as a three-year-old based on its teeth, and its name means the 'Upward Sun River Mouth Child', which was chosen by local native community the Healy Lake Tribe.
37. Edwin Land, one of America's most productive inventors, claimed the idea leading to his invention of the Polaroid camera came from his three-year-old daughter.
38. A three-year-old girl is so addicted to eating harmful objects that she ate an entire lightbulb.
39. My three-year-old reveres here and my son, at seven, claims she's boring but still sings along and shouts out Swiper no swiping!
40. Japtik lives on the tundra in a reindeer-skin tent or chum (ital) with his wife, mother, and three-year-old nephew Albert. There is also baby Pasha.
41. My greatest joy these days is the simple pleasure of playing with my three-year-old son, Jack.
42. It added: "A Pussycat Dolls video, say, will mean very different things to a three-year-old, an eight-year-old and a 14-year-old."
43. The evidence comes from the leg bone of a three-year-old child buried in a cemetery 70 miles north of Rome in the empire's waning days, circa A. D. 450.
44. Whether it's a Tiffany diamond or a three-year-old lawnmower, more and more Americans from all social classes are pawning their possessions to make ends meet.
45. Should you let your three-year-old wear her child-friendly nail polish to preschool?
46. But three-year-old David could very well process it and file the picture (and definitely debrief the rest of the house on the white candy sticks). It was too much of a risk.
47. Andre Tanner, from South Molton, in Devon, owns a three-year-old male hybrid called Coosa, who is three generations from a timber wolf.
48. Now the airport is ramping up a three-year-old program to install food-only trash cans.
49. In fact, you can point to when the stove is hot and when the stove is cold for a three-year-old.
50. A mother saw her three-year-old son put nickel in his mouth and swallowed it .
51. A three-year-old boy from a poor shantytown is the first cholera patient in the capital.
52. The St. Petersburg resident lassoed the African rock python out of the toilet, under the watchful eyes of his wife and three-year-old daughter, the St. Petersburg Times reported.
53. My three-year-old daughter can break things that I can't even take apart; seemingly sturdy objects quail before her wrath.
54. He had been told that morning by the boy's mother, Lazette Cherry,(www.Sentencedict.com) that he had confessed to her that he had inappropriately touched his three-year-old half-sister a few months previously.
55. The pair admitted that their three-year-old marriage was going through "a difficult time"
More similar words: one-year-old, two-year-old, two year old, base year, three, over the years, threefold, threesome, all the year round, threescore, three times, see eye to eye, twenty-three, three-fourths, from year to year, three-quarter, year after year, three-quarters, three times a day, three dimensional, three-dimensional, pie-eyed, blue-eyed, wide-eyed, eagle-eyed, in the eyes of, goggle-eyed, easy on the eyes, threw, thresher.