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youngster
/ ˈʌŋə /
noun
- a young person; child or youth
- a young animal, esp a horse
Word History and Origins
Origin of youngster1
Example Sentences
I think the film intends these youngsters to be a semirealistic gang of X-Men, but it doesn’t give them any dialogue or individuality; they’re treated more like the orphans in “Oliver Twist.”
Bournemouth are aware of the Premier League quartet's interest and are growing increasingly resigned to losing their youngster.
They compared the results against two groups of 13 to 14-year-olds, comprising 1,190 youngsters, and divided the children into three categories based on sleep times.
When the drama is at its most compelling, the camera instead chooses to focus on Youn’s grandmother staring at the youngsters from a window.
As the earth began to shake around 10 a.m., the elder elephants in the enclosure rushed to encircle the youngsters, the video shows.
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