UNDER AGE

Youth

Adjective: young, youthful, juvenile, green, callow, budding, sappy, puisne, beardless, under age, in one's teens; in statu pupillari; younger, junior; hebetic, unfledged.

Crosswords: UNDER AGE

This girl looks under age, Des. Could mean prison (Whale Music; writing credit: Paul Quarrington;)

Under Age (1963)

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

If, however, the heir of any one of the aforesaid has been under age and in wardship, let him have his inheritance without relief and without fine when he comes of age. (reference)

Source: compiled by the editor from various references.

Health

Most heart transplant recipients are under age 60 and in good health other than their diseased heart. (references)

The family with a child under age three should be referred to the community zero-to-three service system. (references)

If the child is under age three, the family should consult the zero-to-three service system in their community. (references)

Business

Seventy three percent of the users are under age 30, 18% are between 31 and 50, and only 9% are older than 50. Only 24 of the leading 100 companies have websites, and there are only about 3,000 corporate sites. (references)

Children

Argentina

The most recent census (in 1991) noted that 4.5 million children under age 14 lived in impoverished conditions. (references)

Honduras

The Government estimated that 7,000 children (40 of every 1,000) under age 5 die each year because of inadequate health care. (references)

Japan

However, in 1999 the Diet passed a law banning sex with persons under age 18 as well as the production, sale, or distribution of child pornography. (references)

Economic History

Solomon Islands

Population (1997): 426,855 (45% under age 14). (references)

Algeria

According to 1986 data, 45% of the population is under age 15. (references)

Mongolia

About two-thirds of the total population are under age 30, 36% of whom are under 14. (references)

Human Rights

Suriname

There is a wing of an adult prison for boys under age 18 who have committed serious crimes. (references)

Malaysia

Juvenile courts try offenders under age 18. The Special Court tries cases against the King and sultans. (references)

Singapore

Women, men over age 50 or under age 16, and those determined unfit by a medical officer are exempted from punishment by caning. (references)

Political Economy

SWEDEN

Employees under age 18 may work only during daytime and under supervision. (references)

IRELAND

The law also limits the number of hours which children under age 18 may work. (references)

INDIA

A 1986 law bans employment of children under age 14 in hazardous occupations and strictly regulates child employment in other fields. (references)

Women

Senegal

Under certain conditions, a judge may grant a special dispensation to a person under age. (references)

Malaysia

In December 1999, a women's NGO issued a report that stated that the incidence of rape had increased 48 percent in the 5-year period from 1993 to 1998; more than 50 percent of rape victims are under age 16. Statistics from the Royal Malaysian Police show 1,354 reported cases of rape during the year. (references)

Worker Rights

Sri Lanka

Persons under age 16 may not be employed in any public enterprise in which life or limb is endangered. (references)

Source: compiled by the editor from ICON Group International, Inc.; see credits.

Expression using "UNDER AGE": be under age. Additional references.

Bulgarian 

непълнолетен (infant, juvenile, minor), малолетен (infant). (various references)

Czech

nezletilý (minor, underage). (various references)

Danish

mindreårig. (various references)

Dutch

onmondig, minderjarig. (various references)

Finnish

alaikäinen (minor). (various references)

French

mineur (underage, unimportant). (various references)

German

Minderjährig (underage). (various references)

Greek 

ανήλικος. (various references)

Hebrew 

קטין (minor). (various references)

Hungarian

kiskorú (minor, to be under age, underage). (various references)

Icelandic

ófullveðja. (various references)

Italian

minorenne (juvenile, minor, underage). (various references)

Japanese Kanji 

未丁年 (minority). (various references)

Japanese Katakana 

みていね�" (minority). (various references)

Norwegian

mindreårig. (various references)

Pig Latin

erunday ageay.(various references)

Portuguese

menor de idade (minor), menor (less, lesser, minor, smaller, under). (various references)

Romanian

fi minor (be under age). (various references)

Russian 

несовершеннолетний (minor, minors, underage, under-age). (various references)

Spanish

pupilar (pupilary, underage), menor de edad (minor), menor (infant, junior, juvenile, kid, least, less, lesser, littler, littlest, minor, scrawnier, skimpier, small, smaller, smallest, young, younger). (various references)

Swedish

minderårig (infant, juvenile, underage), omyndig (minor, underage). (various references)

Turkish

yasal yaştan küçük, yaşı tutmayan (underage), reşit olmayan, erginlik yaşına varmamış. (various references)

Ukrainian

незрілий (callow, childish, embryonic, green, half-baked, immature, nascent, not ripe, puerile, verdant), неповнолітній (infant, juvenile, minor). (various references)

Scrabble® Enable2K-Verified Anagrams

Direct Anagrams: dungaree, underage.

-1 letter: angered, derange, enraged, grandee, grenade, uneager.

-2 letters: agreed, argued, augend, danger, dengue, dragee, earned, endear, endure, enrage, enured, gander, garden, geared, gender, genera, gerund, neared, nudger, ranged, unaged, unread.

-3 letters: agene, agree, anger, argue, auger, denar, eager, eagre, eared, edger, ender, endue, enure, genre, genua, grade, grand, greed, green, guard, nuder, nudge, raged.

+1 letter: dungarees, underages.

+2 letters: encouraged, guaranteed, underglaze, unenlarged.

+3 letters: beardtongue, deuterating, guardedness, reeducating, undercharge, undereating, underglazes, unendearing, unregulated.

+4 letters: beardtongues, deregulating, deregulation, endeavouring, nonregulated, outgeneraled, unbridgeable, undercharged, undercharges, undergarment, unexpurgated, ungerminated, unintegrated, unsegregated.

+5 letters: counterargued, dangerousness, deregulations, deuteragonist, gelandesprung, gradualnesses, groundbreaker, guardednesses, overeducating, regardfulness, undercarriage, undergarments, undergraduate, underreacting, unguardedness.