youngster|youngsters in English

noun

['young·ster || jʌŋstə(r)]

youth, kid, child; young animal; young seaman (U.S. and British navies)

Use "youngster|youngsters" in a sentence

1. He might be an impressionable youngster.

2. That youngster is my brother.

3. Gifts poured in for the youngster.

4. That youngster works with a will.

5. A youngster piped up, “They don’t celebrate!”

6. I was only a youngster in 19

7. I rode the youngster on my back.

8. Tiddler is a British term for youngster.

9. How today's youngsters are obtuse!

10. The overall result is a very distracted youngster.

11. Simply study the face of the youngster featured.

12. Where do the youngsters hang out?

13. And a ripe youngster, all hormones and adrenalin

14. 23 " A short , shaven - headed youngster said jokingly into the silence.

15. The youngster examines minutely curiously: The flavour of that drumstick how?

16. Her youngster and pulchritude could expose her to danger .

17. The youngster, from Manchester, is also charged with burglary.

18. A youngster may have committed the offence only once.

19. Tiddler is a British term for youngsters.

20. Perhaps today's youngsters really are more egotistical.

21. Many youngsters spend hours surfing the net.

22. These youngsters are advancing towards maturity.

23. Other youngsters are not so lucky.

24. Expect home truths from a youngster or relative on Sunday.

25. At that time, I was still a wide-eyed youngster.