Jailbait — Título Jailbait Ficha técnica Dirección Allan Moyle Guion Tim Garrick Scott Russell Reparto … Wikipedia Español
Jailbait — ([ˈdʒeɪlˌbeɪt], engl.: Jail = Gefängnis, Bait = Köder), auch Knastköder beschreibt umgangssprachlich eine (meist weibliche) junge Person, die älter aussieht als sie tatsächlich ist. Hierbei besteht die Gefahr sich durch sexuelle Handlungen mit… … Deutsch Wikipedia
jailbait — also jail bait, jail bait, girl under the legal age of consent, 1930, from JAIL (Cf. jail) (n.) + BAIT (Cf. bait) (n.) … Etymology dictionary
jailbait — ► NOUN (treated as sing. or pl. ) informal ▪ a young woman, or young women collectively, considered in sexual terms but under the age of consent … English terms dictionary
jailbait — ☆ jailbait [jāl′bāt΄ ] n. Slang a young woman, considered a potential sexual partner, who has not reached the age of consent … English World dictionary
jailbait — n a sexual partner or potential sexual part ner under the legal age of consent. The expression is typically used to refer to sexually attractive young girls; it is also part of the gay vocabulary. Jailbait (also gaol bait ) has been heard in… … Contemporary slang
jailbait — {n.}, {slang} A girl below the legal age of consent for sex; one who tempts you to intimacy which is punishable by imprisonment. * /Stay away from Arabella, she is a jailbait./ … Dictionary of American idioms
jailbait — {n.}, {slang} A girl below the legal age of consent for sex; one who tempts you to intimacy which is punishable by imprisonment. * /Stay away from Arabella, she is a jailbait./ … Dictionary of American idioms
jailbait — noun slang A girl below the legal age of consent for sex; one who tempts you to intimacy which is punishable by imprisonment. Stay away from Arabella, she is a jailbait … Словарь американских идиом
jailbait — Noun. An attractive female or male who, viewed sexually, is younger than the legal age of sexual consent. Also jail bait. E.g. I ll warn you now, dont get involved with Mike s sister, she s jailbait … English slang and colloquialisms