The phrase "a boy partner" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a male partner, such as in a relationship or a partnership in a project or activity.
Example: "In the dance competition, she was paired with a boy partner who had impressive skills."
Alternatives: "a male partner" or "a boyfriend".
Instead, she dresses up as a boy to partner June, and later, when Rose drops a rustic motif into the act, appears as the front end of a cow.
Rustin Cohle, a loner given to nihilistic speechifying, much to the annoyance of his gregarious good ol' boy partner, Det.
In 2009, Kampung Boy partnered Sanrio and Hit Entertainment in a project to open an indoor theme park which would later be called as Puteri Harbour Family Theme Park in Nusajaya, Johor in August 2012.
Many more girls did enter the race, all with boy partners.
To increase the chances of having a boy, encourage your partner to wear boxers instead of briefs.
Mr. Thornton plays Terry, the shy, retiring brains of the operation; Bruce Willis is Joe, the dashing front man, and Cate Blanchett is Kate, a frustrated housewife who becomes the boys' partner in robbing banks and falls in love with both of them at once.
More specifically, we expected that social status would only become important for boys' partner preference if a potential short-term partner was attractive and for girls, social status would be important irrespective of attractiveness of a potential short-term partner.
But her androgynous fashion style often caused people to call her a boy, or caused partners to try and make her more feminine.
"Other remarks like, 'It's because you're a girl,' or 'We need a boy to be partners with this girl so she's not lost,' are fairly frequent in the classroom," she said.
And her Olympic winning work ethic is just the thing to bring out the best in her bad-boy partner Maksim.
