eldest boy
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The oldest of three or more boys, typically in a family.
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- How old is your eldest boy?
- As the eldest boy, he was expected to help his father on the farm.
- As the eldest boy, he had many responsibilities.
- The family estate was traditionally passed down to the eldest boy.
- The family estate was traditionally passed down to the eldest boy.
- That's their eldest boy; he's just started university.
- Their eldest boy is already in college, while the others are still in high school.
- My eldest boy looks a lot like his grandfather.
- My eldest boy wants to become a doctor.
- Their eldest boy is known for being quiet and responsible.
- The eldest boy was the first to leave home for university.
- In the story, the king's eldest boy was sent on a perilous quest.
- John, the eldest boy, has always been very protective of his younger brothers.
- The eldest boy will soon be old enough to take over the family business.
- The Smiths' eldest boy just won a scholarship.
- Unlike his younger siblings, the eldest boy was always very studious.
- In many cultures, the eldest boy is expected to take over the family business.
- I remember when their eldest boy was just a toddler.
- We are very proud of our eldest boy's achievements.
- The role of the eldest boy in the family has changed over the generations.