Synonyms for Youngster:

• adj.

  •adolescent (adjective)
  • teenager.

• n.

  •
  • kin,
  • tot.
  •adolescent (noun)
  • teenyboppers,
  • minor,
  • youngster,
  • stripling,
  • sweet sixteen,
  • teen,
  • teenybopper.
  •baby (noun)
  • deduction,
  • dumpling,
  • bambino,
  • little doll,
  • papoose,
  • little angel,
  • dividend,
  • newborn,
  • toddler,
  • tad,
  • buttercup,
  • little darling,
  • button,
  • crawler,
  • suckling,
  • bundle,
  • preemie,
  • cherub,
  • angelface,
  • child,
  • babe,
  • nipper,
  • little one,
  • write-off,
  • nursling.
  •bairn (noun)
  • young child,
  • young children.
  •boy (noun)
  • chap,
  • gamin,
  • buck,
  • runt,
  • half-pint,
  • guy,
  • little shaver,
  • master,
  • schoolboy,
  • cadet,
  • whippersnapper,
  • tadpole.
  •brat (noun)
  • holy terror,
  • jackanapeses,
  • enfant terrible,
  • unruly child,
  • rascal,
  • impudent child,
  • wild one,
  • jackanapes.
  •colt (noun)
  • rookie,
  • yearling,
  • foal,
  • Youngling,
  • filly.
  •fry (noun)
  • fry.
  •girl (noun)
  • chick.
  •infant (noun)
  • baby.
  •kid (noun)
  • daughter,
  • son.
  •minor (noun)
  • schoolgirl,
  • schoolgirls.
  •neonate (noun)
  • bundle of joy.
  •nestling (noun)
  • nestling.
  •nipper (noun)
  • biter,
  • biters.
  •person in puberty, preadulthood (noun)
  • adolescent.
  •toddler (noun)
  • pre-schoolers,
  • preschooler,
  • pre-schooler,
  • preschoolers,
  • pre schoolers,
  • pre schooler.
  •young adult (noun)
  • young persons,
  • young-adult.
  •young man (noun)
  • boy,
  • lad.
  •young person (noun)
  • juvenile,
  • kid.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • fellow,
  • Moppet,
  • bairn.
  •
  • youth.
  •
  • bud.
  •impudent
  • brat.
  •Other relevant words:
  • yoof,
  • mall rat,
  • laddish,
  • childs body,
  • puppy.
  •Other relevant words (noun):
  • youngsters,
  • chrysalis,
  • elf,
  • damsel,
  • pip-squeak,
  • Sons,
  • cub,
  • small fry,
  • little kid,
  • lambkin,
  • younker,
  • teeny-bopper,
  • snotnose kid,
  • kyd,
  • tendril,
  • succession,
  • squirt,
  • tiddler,
  • young adult,
  • treasures,
  • callant,
  • larva,
  • changeling,
  • junior,
  • progeny,
  • codling,
  • caterpillar,
  • descendant,
  • pupil,
  • lamb,
  • young person,
  • offspring,
  • Children,
  • maiden,
  • orphan,
  • spring chicken,
  • successor,
  • whelp,
  • new generation,
  • pup,
  • posterity,
  • puss,
  • sonny,
  • pullet,
  • schoolchild,
  • pincer,
  • kids,
  • staddle,
  • younger,
  • little guy,
  • brood,
  • breed,
  • claw,
  • kiddie,
  • silly,
  • Bantling,
  • ward,
  • neonate,
  • Codlin,
  • hopeful,
  • tike,
  • rising generation,
  • mademoiselle,
  • seedling,
  • lassie,
  • cocoon,
  • shaver,
  • olive branch,
  • peasant,
  • youngest,
  • greenhorn,
  • seed,
  • teener,
  • chit,
  • young man,
  • Family,
  • laddie,
  • callow,
  • milquetoast,
  • heir,
  • issue,
  • kitten,
  • Aurelia,
  • pickaninny,
  • kiddo,
  • inheritors,
  • Nympha,
  • Whiffet,
  • descent,
  • little ones,
  • great-grandchildren,
  • younglings,
  • baby boy,
  • grandchildren,
  • fruit,
  • adolescence,
  • churl,
  • nymph,
  • chela,
  • chicken,
  • youthfulness,
  • hobbledehoy,
  • demoiselle,
  • arab,
  • barbarian,
  • lineage,
  • tyke,
  • punk,
  • descendants,
  • little child,
  • Whipster,
  • student,
  • sap,
  • scion,
  • calf,
  • sprog,
  • heirs,
  • small child,
  • juvenile delinquent,
  • kidskin,
  • kiddy,
  • pupa,
  • colt,
  • young,
  • maid,
  • foetus.

Paraphrases for Youngster:

• Forward Entailment

  • Noun, singular or mass
    young.

• Independent

  • Noun, singular or mass
    boy, child, kid, lad, less, miner, minor, teenager.
  • Adverb
    boy, kid.

• Other Related

  • Noun, singular or mass
    juvenile, younger, youth.

Antonyms for Youngster:

• n.

  • adolescent
    infant.
  • baby
    adolescent.
  • boy
    girl.
  • brat
    angel.
  • youngster
    elder.
  • Other antonyms:
    ancient, senior, adult, senior citizen, oldster, golden ager, grown up, old-timer.