If a person has already had their birthday this year (in 2011) then they were born in 1953.
The person would be 45 years old!
1960
Well it can be both, it just depends on how the term is being used. You would say "My daughter is 2 years old" or "I have a 2 year old daughter".
Current Age = Current Year - Year of Birth, if the person has had a birthday in the current year and one year less than that if not.
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No not at all. Your perfect
the average weight for an eleven year old is eighty five to ninety.
The ninety-year-old nurse of the Warrior's child.
A nonagenarian is between 90 and 99 years of age. This is preceded by the octogenarian, and is followed by the centenarian.
about ninety pounds? HOW IS IT NINETY POUNDS! unless your short, its around 100-110 or somethin. Or if ur tall its more.
When you are ninety years old, you are called a nonagenarian.
Centenarian
The term 16-year-old is generally hyphenated when speaking of a person, such as, "The 16-year-old wept." If, however, you are using it in an adjectival way, such as, "The wine was from a 16 year old batch," it is unnecessary.
The term older person is used to politely refer to someone who is old in age. An older person could be anyone older than you even by just 1 year.
Surely if you have the tree you are the person to measure it and let us know. Surely if you have the tree you are the person to measure it and let us know.
Maybe in the ninety's or low hundreds