The boy in buttons stood respectfully by the carriage, waiting for orders.

The young knife-boy stood by the scullery, polishing blades in silence as the cooks rushed past.

She chose a simple black boy-short to wear under her skirt for extra coverage.

The barber gave him a boy-short haircut, which suited his active lifestyle.

After losing his job, he briefly became a business boy to pay his rent.

She was devastated when she discovered that the charming party boy she had fallen for wasn't available for a real relationship, because he was paid for his company.

The roaring boy swaggered down the alley, daring anyone to challenge him.

He was embarrassed when his friends saw his boy parts.

The film's boy-girl plot leaned on clichés of first love, awkward dates, and misread signals.

Alex is a boy-girl who enjoys both climbing trees with neighborhood kids and dressing up for performances.