> It's truly unfortunate that there aren't "boyly" and "womanly" adjectives ...there are? "Boyish" and "ladylike" (or, indeed, "womanly") are the words you're

> It's truly unfortunate that there aren't "boyly" and "womanly" adjectives ...there are? "Boyish" and "ladylike" (or, indeed, "womanly") are the words you're looking for.