Synonyms for Boys:

• n.

  •men (noun)
  • Males,
  • men,
  • bucks,
  • Gentlemen,
  • gents,
  • fellows,
  • hombres,
  • Chaps,
  • manhoods,
  • guys.
  •youngsters (noun)
  • girls,
  • kids,
  • lads,
  • minors,
  • saplings,
  • Children,
  • urchins,
  • lasses,
  • Infants,
  • Newborns,
  • toddlers,
  • sprigs,
  • fledglings,
  • slips,
  • sprouts,
  • waifs,
  • striplings,
  • innocents,
  • youngsters,
  • juveniles,
  • Babies.

• Other synonyms:

  •Other relevant words:
  • match,
  • distinguish,
  • recognize,
  • Sons,
  • PAGES,
  • MANS,
  • mistresses,
  • shavers,
  • Youths,
  • whippersnappers,
  • draw the line,
  • coons,
  • Nippers,
  • servants,
  • cusses,
  • childs,
  • severalize,
  • identify,
  • bares,
  • sift,
  • split hairs,
  • Lackeys,
  • nitpick,
  • schoolboys,
  • separate,
  • CUBS,
  • quibble,
  • laddie,
  • discriminate,
  • spades,
  • words,
  • waiters,
  • boy,
  • brothers,
  • juniors,
  • niggers,
  • boyhood.

Paraphrases for Boys:

• Equivalence

  • Proper noun, singular
    guys.
  • Interjection
    guys.

• Forward Entailment

  • Adjective
    Males.
  • Proper noun, plural
    Males, kids.
  • Proper noun, singular
    kids.
  • Noun, plural
    Youths, toddlers, Persons, MENS, Infants, Males, kids, young, youth, guys.
  • Interjection
    kids.

• Reverse Entailment

  • Noun, plural
    boyfriends, cowboys, homeboys, son, Sons, CUBS, juniors.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    young.
  • Proper noun, plural
    Adolescents, juveniles, netherlands, Infants, Messieurs, minors, Messrs., learners, enfants, hommes, Pupils, bands, Les, makes.
  • Proper noun, singular
    proportion, fellows, jones, -guys, penny, black, Chaps, portion, Leslie, hand, Sheila, class, part, Wendy, share, BROS.
  • Noun, plural
    brethren, brothers, Babies, instructions, teenagers, Everybody, schoolchildren, Daughters, Fathers, Friends, Soldiers, women, boxers, muchachos, Husbands, adolescent, Adolescents, youngsters, hombres, younger, Bullies, sweets, Families, gentlemens, buddies, schoolmates, Students, classmates, employees, juveniles, combatants, Siblings, co-inmates, troopers, dogs, peacekeepers, partners, individuals, technologists, technicians, educational, comrades, blokes, counterparts, minors, Yourselves, assailants, players, others, homeys, shipmates, privates, scoundrels, sustainable, fighters, Los, Fraternities, homies, outcomes, Amigos, Measurements, references, twins, Births, playmates, engineers, masters, Cronies, influences, officers, personnel, also, Categories, inmates, cats, findings, learners, pals, enfants, strings, Transplants, chums, Females, troops, Communities, hommes, dealers, protected, Brains, gunmen, Casualties, freaks, gangs, police, trainees, Attitudes, trolls, Pupils, shit, shits, orders, Genders, Candies, rookies, rascals, people, allies, BRATS, groups, homes, grooms, braves, parts, kiddies, Gules, cords, petits, models, campers, threads, beings, seven, months, jeunes, me, band, bands, know, fans, Shelves, patterns, humans, Sports, cables, chicks, CADETS, roads, dance, dances, FORMATS, Mosses, bushes, L, modes, come, two, buds, types, OLDS, Calves, PUPS, leave, champs, punks, streets, PEEPS, peers, streams, durable, Classes, results, yarn, yarns, levels, Ones, fils, sept, foams, strands, Drugs, road, studs, filles, wires, TECHS, Faces, sexes, ages, Leaves, Forms, DIMES, kinds, team, teams, sides, route, D, sorts, sets, leads, hard, Bases, let, niggas, GARS, LINEs, fellows, Chaps, dudes, mates, Gentlemen, BROS.
  • Adverb
    fellows, kids, mates, Gentlemen, youth.
  • Interjection
    boyos, jackers, Fellahs, zeus, pack, shipmates, fellows, dudes, Gentlemen.
  • Verb, past tense
    Did, Got.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    dudes, fellers, laddies, BROS.

• Exclusion

  • Proper noun, plural
    girls.
  • Noun, plural
    girls.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    guys.
  • Adverb
    guys.
  • Verb, past tense
    guys.
  • Verb, non-3rd person singular present
    guys.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    guys.

Boys Sentence Examples:

• Our boys have seen the Old World as none have seen before.

• How about that, boys?