youngster

Noun

Meaning

A young person; a youngling; a lad.

Source: Webster's dictionary

Synonyms

johnny dickens buttercup missy babe pippin bambino bud sonny kyd shaver laddie cadet fry cub
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Antonyms

donna missy dame mademoiselle baba lassie
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Hypernyms

juvenile juvenile person

Hyponyms

buster bambino rascal imp scamp changeling

Phrases with the word

progressive youngster bog youngster

Examples

Achieving the highest feat in international soccer alongside the youngster, Griezmann’s presence could also perhaps convince Kylian Mbappe to sign a contract extension, and guarantee that his superstar status is not threatened at the Parc des Princes. Source: Internet

After many lessons from their father and others, each youngster at the age of 12 was a professional musician. Source: Internet

An opportunity for Chandrasinghe to bat with Swans skipper Luke Wells (35) – who combined for 59 with the youngster – was another really pleasing part of the day for Keogh, who said that the influence of the skipper on his young star was crucial. Source: Internet

Any youngster would have done better." Source: Internet

As a youngster, Ely assumed that because Holly had songs on the radio, he had to be from New York. Source: Internet

And in a game where the youngster certainly wasn't at his best, he still showed just why Chelsea are so keen. Source: Internet

Close letter words and terms

youngshit youngsome Youngson youngstock Youngstown Youngstrom