"teenaged" is a correct and usable word in written English
It is an adjective used to refer to something that is done or experienced by someone who is between the ages of 13 and 19. Example sentence: The teenaged players had a lot of energy and enthusiasm while playing the game.
The teenaged sisters' underwhelmed expressions sparked mainly amused comment on social media.
In The Hunger Angel (Portobello Books) the teenaged Leo is sent to a labour camp where if the cold and disease doesn't kill you, the angel that personifies hunger just might.
Mourinho had the added satisfaction of being able to bring on a couple of teenaged prospects to give them the flavour of a Champions League debut.
A communications director for a Republican congressman resigned on Monday, amid public outrage over remarks she made on Facebook about President Barack Obama's teenaged daughters.
If buying presents for teenaged family members, it's very helpful.
I took my 12-year-old daughter for a four-day break there last summer, and she raved about it (and teenaged girls can be very very picky).
But the film pays almost as much attention to Abduwali Abdukhadir Muse Barkhad Abdii), the shrewd teenaged pirate who declares himself to be "the captain" when he boards Phillips's vessel.Mr Greengrass and his screenwriter, Billy Ray, are eager to draw parallels between the two combatants in the narrative's battle-of-wits.
And on a twisty road, with poor lighting, on a Saturday night, with a teenaged driver at the wheel.
Start with a teenaged immigrant, sweating for two summers over the deep fryers at a McDonald's.
His novice's eye sees the moral outrage in everyday injustices the use of malnourished teenaged conscripts as slave labour, say, or the routine persecution of migrant labourers to which more practised Russia-watchers are too often desensitised.
"Daniel is the president of the poor, and Nicaragua is on the up," says Marco Urroz, a revolutionary veteran who gives tours of a museum showing photos of teenaged compañeros wielding rifles.
