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Often used in the same context:
chorister,
boyish,
choirmaster,
altar boy,
schoolboy,
priest,
lecher,
lothario,
hellraiser,
pedophile,
clergyman,
preacher,
pompadour,
lad,
baldie,
quiff,
matinee idol,
dustman,
rotter,
reedy,
schoolkid,
seminarian,
crooner,
rascal,
balladeer,
carouser,
smiler,
wailer,
gent,
punk rocker,
clerical collar,
blond,
skiffle,
strummer,
surfie,
charmer,
schoolgirl,
heartthrob,
verger,
dapper,
ruffian,
goatee,
sociopath,
ragamuffin,
brummy,
hellion,
ladykiller,
scamp,
troubadour,
paedo,
unctuousness,
churchman,
stripling,
inquisitor,
desperado,
skirt chaser,
baritone,
drug addict,
prodigy,
cherub,
hoodlum,
peroxide blonde,
chubby,
fornicator,
towhead,
teenager,
androgyne,
callow,
songster,
waif,
bandsman,
strutter,
thug,
mcfly,
baldy,
ringleader,
lounge lizard,
cokehead,
nasal twang,
urchin,
little lord fauntleroy,
punker,
vicar,
weirdo,
chap,
axman,
devil worshiper,
nun,
popinjay,
churchy,
friar,
groover,
rocker,
muso,
frontman,
heroin addict,
chanteur,
paedophile,
perv,
roue,
fella,
drifter,
housemaid,
acolyte,
angel,
cadet,
captive,
church,
commissary,
congregation,
deacon,
diocese,
girl,
hooker,
hostage,
metropolis,
milliner,
orchard,
peck,
primate
More general:
chorister
Also try:
— Adjectives for choirboy:
former,
little,
young,
old,
innocent,
angelic,
overgrown,
english,
discreet,
cherubic,
anglican,
more...
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