bimbo

bimbo
s. m.
1. bambino, pargolo (lett.), fanciullo, maschietto, marmocchio (scherz.), baby (ingl.), bebé (fam.), pupo (fam.), creatura, putto (raro), frugoletto CFR. adolescente, ragazzo, giovane, vecchio, anziano
2. figlio piccolo
3. (iron.) immaturo, ingenuo, inesperto CONTR. maturo, abile, furbo.

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