1) a part of a sentence that is not the subject or predicate (and can be omitted without making the sentence ungrammatical) such as 'with the red hair' in 'The boy with the red hair fell off his bike' (adjunct)
2) (especially of a woman's hair, clothes, behaviour) like a boy (boyish)
3) a man or boy (chap)
4) a boy or man respected for bravery; a main male character in a poem, story, play etc (hero)
5) one side of a piece of paper in a book etc; a young male member of a hotel staff; a boy attending a bride at a wedding (page)
6) a boy or girl at school; a student who is awarded money or other help so that he or she can attend a university, college etc (scholar)
7) (a boy or young man who is) girlish or without the qualities of courage and strength (sissy)
8) (a form of address to) a young boy (sonny)
9) a young person, especially a boy (youngster)
a man or boy
gentleman
gentleman
man
a rope or chain used to keep something steady or secured, e.g. to hold a tent in place
man
(used as the subject of a verb) a male person or animal mentioned
man
a young goat; a child
young person
a boy; young man
young man
of Mr, especially in the names of companies
man
mister
man
a small child
kid
a young person, especially a boy
child
