neanimorphic
adj. Of or relating to a person who looks younger than they are.
Etymology
neanic (Greek: neanikos: "young man") + -morphic ("having the form of")
Examples
1996
Neanimorphic. To look younger than one's years. Among the most desirable traits of the baby-boomer generation.
—Jennifer Harper, “Take It Literally,” The Washington Times, January 25, 1996
1990 (earliest)
Neanimorphic: looking younger than one's years.
—Irving Wallace, et al., “Obscure Words With Modern Potential,” The San Francisco Chronicle, March 07, 1990
Filed Under
aging and death
Some Related Words
ergomorphic
Posted: January 16, 1996