pupillary
underaged
juvenile
agelessness
gerontic
nonage
lock up
stunted
ward
age of majority
carceral
elderhood
minor child
minor
innocence
probationary
minority
subsenior
jailbait
subfelony
crock
senile
age of criminal responsibility
incarcerative
legal
prosecutive
tenurial
octogenarianism
come of age
eldership
elderdom
criminally
geriatric
penal
nonprosecution
punishable
jurisdictional
capital murder
intestableness
serve time
seniorhood
get into trouble
granny-bashing
intestability
rob the cradle
nonsenior
geronto-
hanger and flogger
criminal
juridicial
nineteenness
underage
nonadecameric
quarterlife
of age
correctional
adult
indebted
statutory rape
jural
prosectorial
noncompliant
prison
prison house
debarment
adultship
junior
appurtenant
seniorly
legal representative
unadulteratedness
act one's age
breachful
prohibitionistic
minorship
status offender
feloniousness
litigatory
offensivity
agedness
nonfeasor
jailer
juvenile delinquency
uncrime
misdemeanorous
sociolegally
golden
breach
nonfeasant
delinquency
vicecomital
adultness
prosecution
college-aged
droit

English words for 'Of or pertaining to person below a certain legal age, or to a ward.'

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