tender

be tender of a lady's reputation.

at the tender age of five.

be tender of one's praise

a tender glance; a tender ballad.

the issue of conscription was a particularly tender one.

a warm, tender, and mirthful movie.

touch sb. on a tender spot

a tender expression on her face

He tendered the committee a referendum.

You should avoid the tender subject.

a tender mother; his tender concern.

At the tender age of seventeen I left home.

She hesitated a little. Her eyes grew tender.

I just saw you just ordered chicken tenders.

No, my tummy's a little tender, actually.

Holy infant, so tender and mild.

It served in Vietnam it was a boat tender and a base.

That way, its skin will be crispy and it's meat tender.

BAM were successful in winning that tender, that was announced about January 2017.

The competition at, say, Burger King, which makes chicken tenders, uses real chicken.

We intend to open the tender at i st next month in Beijing.

He tendered us money as payment for the book he had lost.