hoyden

Time and Love have vainly nibbled with sharp teeth; they have in no way lessened the vague but eternal charm of her hoyden breast.

I hope I will not be too noisy, nor too much of a hoyden for you—for you are not well I am sure.

She cannot altogether be defended, and yet it may be averred that she is not a hoyden, not given to romping nor prone to boxing.

It was the sudden, merry peal of a big girl, still scarcely more than a hoyden.