muttonhood

/ˈmʌtənʊd/

Definitions

1. noun

The state or period of being in a state of immature or childish development, often in a way that is perceived as foolish or silly.

“The group’s antics in muttonhood were a source of amusement for the community.”

2. noun

A period of time in which someone is prone to making foolish or silly decisions.

“After his muttonhood, he became more mature and responsible.”

Synonyms

  • immaturity
  • youthfulness

Antonyms

  • adulthood
  • maturity