A person, not specifically male, that is a wanderer that’s searching for themself. They might accidentally hurt people along the way. The term refers to the person as a little kid that is searching for their parent. The kid being the person and the parent as their “true” self
A boy; scruffy and perhaps "not presentable" by normal standards due to ragged,
mismatched, or inappropriately casual clothing, appearing un-showered, carrying
one or more DIY tools or pieces of gear; crafty; lean and light on his feet;
youthful and agile; sporting an un-even haircut (but not on purpose);
effortlessly handsome and grounded looking; possibly resembling Peter Pan.
"Has he been lost in the wilderness fending for himself for the past 5
days...What's with the knee-length spandex and holey cutoff jeans, old pocket
knife and five-o'clock shadow?"
"Nope, just a lost boy"
"Yeah, a cute one"
Noun 1. An outsider or homeless person 2 a person who resides in an atypical space or location usually outside but not in a typical house or dwelling space 3. A playful term for person (statistically majority are male) belonging to a culture that is growing exponetionally and that has overcome many obstacles and learned a whole new way of life while living outside or on the streets of downtown neverland
Kaleena had decided that being homeless was comparable to living in neverland...it was a place full of Lost boys who spent their days building forts and searching for burried treasure while playing with pixie dust , never grewing up but it seemed at some point they'd forget about home and their memories would fade until, well, they could never get home again; if this was the case, then kaleena decided she'd be a Wendy in a sea of lost boys and would simply visit neverland a short while until she could gain housing.
Any surfer who beleives that he has died, passed heaven, and been reincarnated as a lost boy surfer. Commonly seen listening to dirtrocker punk, trying to score with sluts, and getting disrespected at his local break by an out of town surfer.