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Young woman 

A term that a female in their mid 30s might refer to themselves in a bid to hang on to their youth. Their Spotify playlist consists of glam rock ballads from the 80s and they catch themselves reminiscing of the good old days.
"Look, I'm still a young woman even though bouncers no longer ask for my ID"
Young woman by NomDePlume88 February 9, 2021

young woman 

A young woman is defined by a girl who has neared the age of puberty and has shown physical body traits of a woman, but isn't quite fully grown yet. She's probably already started her period...
Person: "You're such a beautiful and funny young woman."
Me: "Oh... thank you hun"

Young woman 

A girl that has not hit adulthood Usually an adolescent girl
The young woman is boy crazy
Young woman by 459395 April 11, 2022

There was a young woman from Ealing 

A Rhyme told by Hugh Grant on Bridget Jones.

There was a young woman from Ealing
Who had a perculiar feeling
She layed on her back
And opened her crack
And pissed all over the ceiling.
There was a young woman from Ealing Ealing a young woman a young girl pissed over the ceiling

Strong Independent Young Woman

Usually it is used as a way to justify when a woman is rude to a man by saying she is an independent young woman. Usually it just means she is a complete asshole, because it can be distinguished from a successful, confident young woman which is less of a values proposition and less of a description of negative behavior trying to legitimize it. Usually it has nothing to do with capability and everything to do with someone yelling and screaming and saying I'm an independent strong young woman who can do what she wants even if it means being an asshole. Usually it is a sign of being common, entitled and often with strong mental illness. It is the opposite of a nice, confident young, successful woman because nice and successful are not prerequisites.
A. "Hey look at that strong independent young woman."
B. "Yes she just called that random guy on tinder a Pedophile because he said 'hey' and was a boring ass response"

B. "Yes her parents must be proud."

C. "Hey do you know that independent young woman?"
D. "yes she was yelling at her Mum and told her she was going to get a tattoo and was really trashy."

C. "yes really trashy and sarcastic."
E. "Hey did you see that independent young woman?"
F. "Yes she was so undignified and basically was the rudest person I know a man would basically be arrested if he tried that."

G. "Hey did you see that independent young woman"?
H. "Yes she hates children she is like evil"

Emotionally Active Young Teenage Woman 

A euphemism for when AUNT FLO comes to visit. You might use this to describe someone for whom the RED SEA HAS PARTED. Someone with a RED BADGE OF COURAGE who cries an ocean when Carl Wheezer gets rejected by his favorite llama.
I can’t hang with you, Becky; I’m an Emotionally Active Young Teenage Woman again.

Bobby Hill: Emotionally Active Young Teenage Women always scream at me when I make jokes.
Adolf Hitler: Jokes about the RED BARON crossing the English Channel?
Carl Wheezer: No dude. Any. Joke.
George Costanza: We live in a society

Hello, Tampax? We need another shipment for our store because we’ve just been hit by a monthly stampede of emotionally active young teenage women.
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A vacation, feeling more like an obligation, that involves visiting or staying with family.
So Joe where are you taking the kids for spring break vacation? We are going on an oblication to Boca to visit my mother-in-law.
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I watched "Smallville" on Netflix the other day. Dude, it was ten seasons of filler before he finally flew! Major Surf Dracula Syndrome!
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