postadolescent

And this is no postadolescent male writing, but a 40-something recreational bodybuilding mom.

Some of those tricks sound more like postadolescent pranks.

There's a postadolescent period many of us would rather forget: that summer or year or decade when we have no idea what we're doing.

"It is typical postadolescent behavior," Brookida told him, by the food dispenser.

When her parents are nearly killed in a car wreck, Shapiro is awakened from her postadolescent haze.

Mr. Mailer deserves credit for being inspired by the news and the feel of the times rather than his own postadolescent soul.

Melody knew that was a gross exaggeration; still her impressionable postadolescent mind was intrigued by the amazing concept.

As long as there have been agreeable parents and disposable income, the postadolescent adventure has been a rite of passage in the West.

What's more, Lindquist deftly walks the fine line between having compassion for Pete and simply indulging his postadolescent nonsense.

Far fewer studies have investigated how twins raised together, but who differ in their postadolescent socioeconomic position, compare on adult health status [2,4].

Andre Agassi says the only reason he's still at it, in the quarterfinals here today, is that he took much time off for postadolescent behavior during his 20's.

With "Bullitt," McQueen's postadolescent alienation becomes a cold, almost cynical detachment.

With "All the Real Girls," the director is on more conventional ground, working with professional actors and exploring the evergreen theme of postadolescent romance.

Bobby from St. Louis sounded about twenty, boyish and nervous, a gawky postadolescent with bigger fantasies than he knew what to do with.

As rockers grow older and more stable, with their adolescent and postadolescent dramas receding, many find less to write about and less to interest listeners.

The music he played was by the groups Cathedral, Low and Harmonic 33, and it was full of delightfully canned postadolescent angst.

Even a casual reading reveals that Almond's book is not mainly about Gen-X angst or postadolescent alienation or 20-something mopery.

Jennifer Jason Leigh just turned 40, but with her slightly sullen aspect and her faintly slurred speech, she seemed a natural for the despondent postadolescent Catherine.

Yet aside from a postadolescent flirtation with hard drinking and tough talk, there was little in his family life, personality or experiences to suggest he would one day kill a stranger for kicks.

You still visualize yourself as the younger man, the postadolescent man who sees himself doing the things you did only moments ago in your mind, and in many ways you are right.

The rest of "Knocked Up" was populated with Apatow's television offspring, the postadolescent veterans of his series "Freaks and Geeks" and "Undeclared."

Amid a gaggle of bare-shouldered postadolescent brides-to-be floating past triple-view mirrors, I dreaded the approach of the saleswoman who would chirp, "Something for the mother of the bride?"

The barely postadolescent electronics tech went down on one knee, offering the other knee as a raised platform, and she smiled as she lifted one foot to the proffered support.

The parade of white tuxes, chiffon, big hair, bigger jewels, and barely postadolescent women ceased to amuse me as the hours wore on, but I never grew tired of watching Miranda.

She cheerfully concedes that the pressure and exhaustion of making too many movies in a row probably aggravated a fairly typical case of postadolescent angst, as all the therapists she consulted concluded.