What is another word for Young one?
Pronunciation:
[ jˈʌŋ wˌɒn], [ jˈʌŋ wˌɒn], [ j_ˈʌ_ŋ w_ˌɒ_n]
Related words: youth, teenager, young people, young adult, young adults
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Synonyms for Young one:
n.
• child (noun)- brat,
- newborn,
- bambino,
- tyke,
- cherub,
- squirt,
- juvenile,
- kid,
- minor,
- tot,
- issue,
- neonate,
- bairn,
- offspring,
- sprout,
- suckling,
- toddler,
- progeny,
- urchin,
- anklebiter,
- nipper,
- cub,
- adolescent,
- youth,
- chick,
- descendant,
- baby,
- teen,
- stripling,
- babe,
- Moppet,
- nestling,
- innocent.
- shaver,
- teenyboppers,
- teenybopper,
- little angel,
- little one,
- teenager,
- whippersnappers,
- Tadpoles,
- youngster,
- dickens,
- infant,
- imp,
- nursling,
- child,
- preteens,
- mite,
- little doll,
- whippersnapper,
- innocents,
- kiddies,
- tadpole,
- pubescent,
- shavers,
- nestlings,
- Young one,
- small fry,
- little ones,
- preteen,
- little darling,
- kiddie.
- bud.
Other synonyms:
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- lamb.
- destitute,
- military issue,
- issuing,
- eject,
- nurseling,
- jet,
- early days,
- outlet,
- pull the leg of,
- downy,
- skirt,
- put out,
- electric shaver,
- laddie,
- barbarian,
- puerile,
- lad,
- come forth,
- number,
- matter,
- elia,
- holy terror,
- soupcon,
- sonny,
- mollycoddle,
- inexperienced person,
- emergence,
- rapscallion,
- force out,
- kiddy,
- add up,
- take,
- preteenager,
- gremlin,
- spoil,
- egress,
- yield,
- burgeon forth,
- takings,
- pip-squeak,
- young person,
- teenaged,
- bratwurst,
- come out,
- deuce,
- pocket-sized,
- event,
- claw,
- polliwog,
- materialization,
- brownie,
- banter,
- baby bird,
- wench,
- upshot,
- write out,
- electric razor,
- sonny boy,
- add together,
- elf,
- outcome,
- juvenile person,
- jolly,
- venial,
- effect,
- scamp,
- goth,
- touch,
- underage,
- tinge,
- descendent,
- juvenility,
- germinate,
- tike,
- pincer,
- tiddler,
- lactation,
- barren,
- chela,
- terror,
- little terror,
- younker,
- pixy,
- coddle,
- tot up,
- bird,
- scallywag,
- preadolescent,
- total,
- sinless,
- teenage,
- small,
- nonaged,
- cut,
- peasant,
- bourgeon,
- proceeds,
- devoid,
- monkey,
- speck,
- sum,
- modest,
- puberulent,
- materialisation,
- kyd,
- doll,
- spurt,
- stock,
- government issue,
- return,
- clean-handed,
- fry,
- dame,
- josh,
- hint,
- lightweight,
- go forth,
- publication,
- cocker,
- guiltless,
- sum up,
- shoot,
- greenhorn,
- impeccant,
- yearling,
- topic,
- hob,
- small-scale,
- result,
- pocket-size,
- payoff,
- summate,
- kidskin,
- supply,
- spirt,
- biddy,
- subject,
- new-sprung,
- young carnivore,
- unacquainted,
- ingenuous,
- young,
- release,
- bring out,
- rascal,
- squeeze out,
- consequence,
- sericeous,
- exit,
- boor,
- emerge,
- tally,
- spud,
- rookie,
- featherbed,
- pamper,
- jot,
- chaff,
- tote up,
- pollywog,
- pixie,
- scalawag,
- make out,
- pinch,
- innocuous,
- add,
- indulge,
- jejune,
- spring chicken,
- churl,
- free,
- issuance,
- way out,
- pullulate,
- youthfulness,
- dear,
- publish,
- devil,
- jackanapes,
- cosset.
How to use "Young one" in context?
Do you remember your first day of school? For many, it was a new experience and something to look forward to. For others, it was a dreaded nightmare that they survived by force. Regardless of how you felt about it on your first day, school provides many opportunities to grow and develop new relationships. In fact, according to The Hartford Financial Services Group, at the age of 21, you are more than twice as likely to be employed as you were at the age of 15. However, in order to achieve this adulthood milestone, it is important to start young.
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