baby-faced

[bay-bee fayst]

adjective

1. having a baby face; childish-looking.

Example Sentences

Back then, baby-faced and bleached blond, he exhibited plenty of cheeky confidence.

From Los Angeles Times

Instead, a baby-faced 20-year-old with a towering leg kick took the mound.

From Los Angeles Times

There were photos of a baby-faced Sanders on his first day on the job, fresh from stints working for the Peace Corps and for lawyers representing fishermen affected by the Exxon Valdez oil spill.

From Los Angeles Times

Musk's baby-faced boy army is just an especially galling example of how the billionaire believes random know-nothing right-wingers should usurp the authority of elected representatives.

From Salon

Any thoughts that the baby-faced freshman was ready to dominate ended quickly.

From Los Angeles Times