Nymphet (noun)

A sexually precocious young girl.

Origin:

Derived from the greek word "nymphe" meaning "young girl" and the suffix "-et" indicating a young person or a small version of something.

Examples:

1. He was attracted to her because she was a nymphet.
2. The novel is about a middle-aged man's obsession with a nymphet.
3. The word "nymphet" is often used in literature and popular culture to describe a young girl who is sexually attractive or alluring.
4. The term is considered to be offensive and objectifying by many people.
5. It is not appropriate to refer to a young girl as a nymphet.