boyhood, childhood, young age, tender age

adoloescence,

quarrelsome, riotous, contentious, belligerent

quarrelsome, pugnacious, contentious, turbulent, factious, riotous

termagant

fighter plane

boy, knave, lad, youngster

cur, pariah dog, pye-dog

childhood, infancy

boy, knave, lad, youngster

girl, lass

male child, son

bridegroom's father, bridegroom's family

bride's family

boyishness, boyhood, childhood

(Woman) a mere child, a child, children

children's little house, small playhouse for children (symbolically) an unstable and changeable thing

Most mischievous of the boys.

child's play, an easy matter, a trifle, a thing of little value, unimportant thing/matter

playing with boys

to reel, stagger, totter, waver; to sway (from side to side), to roll

bride's father

Father of a bridegroom.

act foolishly, say something silly

give birth to a son

adopt a male child, legally take (another's son) and bring it up as one's own

To roll over

one who blessed with child or children

the woman who is blessed with child or children, mother