boychick
/ˈbɔɪtʃɪk/(also boychik, boytshik) informal
noun
Especially in Jewish usage: a boy, a young man; a lad, a ‘kid’.
Origin
1920s; earliest use found in H. L. Mencken (1880–1956), author, editor, and journalist. From Yiddish boytshik from English boy + Yiddish -tshik, diminutive suffix (from a Slavonic language; compare Polish -czyk, Russian -čik).
- designable
- design and build
- design argument
- mirror lens
- mirror-like
- mirror lock-up
- mirror machine
- mirror nucleus
- mirror nuclide
- mirror painting
- mirror phase
- mirror picture
- mirror plate
- mirror scale
- mirror shades
- mirror site
- mirror stage
- mirror-symmetric
- mirror-symmetrical
- mirror symmetry
- mirror tile
- mirror vision
- mirror-wall
- mirror-work
- mirror-write