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The phrase "a fine looking boy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to compliment a boy's appearance, often in a casual or informal context.
Example: "At the park, I saw a fine looking boy playing with his friends."
Alternatives: "a handsome boy" or "a good-looking boy".
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He is a fine looking man.
Such a fine-looking boy!
A fine-looking boy".
And he was a gorgeous looking boy.
"Look, boys," he said.
Girls looked; boys did too.
I can see you're a fine boy.
It's such a fine margin between looking like an idiot and looking like a hero".
Or: "You're a fine boy.
He is a fine boy.
Like Fletcher, Stephen Hunt looks a fine acquisition.
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