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veal⋅y

[vee-lee]
–adjective
1. resembling veal.
2. Informal. young or immature: a vealy youth.

Origin:
1760–70; veal + -y 1
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veal·y   (vē'lē)   
adj.   veal·i·er, veal·i·est
  1. Of or like veal.

  2. Not fully developed; immature.

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