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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
In the 1980s, many youngsters and minors were picked up by Escobar to carry out hits.
Unforeseen was that SGA would rapidly rise from promising youngster to foundational piece to perhaps the best player in the NBA.
As a youngster, Webster was a good enough Australian Rules Football player to have considered entering the draft.
Former Manchester City youngster Slicker, who has never played a senior league game and only has 10 minutes of FA Cup football for Ipswich Town to his name in the season past, was visibly shaken.
England's fast-bowling reserves have been further depleted by injuries to youngsters Josh Hull and Sonny Baker, who have heel and ankle problems respectively.
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