freshfaced

English

Adjective

freshfaced (comparative more freshfaced, superlative most freshfaced)

1. Alternative form of fresh-faced
   • 1910, Eric Otto Winstedt, Coptic Texts on Saint Theodore, page 86:

     Now […] this John was comely in person […] , freshfaced, and a distinguished officer […] , and mighty to look upon.

   • 1916 August, Maargaret Ashmun, “The Rooshian: The Story of a New Citizen”, in The Craftsman, volume 30, number 5:

     Ostrovsky was twenty-six years old, freshfaced, simple, bewildered.

   • 2017, Phyllis Ann Karr, “The Dracula of Pi Rho”, in The Fanciers & Realizers MEGAPACK:

     A restaurant meal would probably be better than anything the freshfaced infant could whip up, anyway.