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whippersnapper

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[ UK /wˈɪpəsnˌæpɐ/ ]
NOUN
  1. someone who is unimportant but cheeky and presumptuous

How To Use whippersnapper In A Sentence

  • In other matches University made it two wins in a row with a 4-2 win over Whippersnappers, although University slipped back to their bad habits and defaulted the bottom two boards.
  • I can't promise that you'll like everything - though you'd seriously impress any music-mad whippersnappers if you added them all to your collection.
  • You have to understand that Ray Charles was a young whippersnapper who looked good.
  • The Mirror spoke to our young whippersnapper last weekend from London.
  • You discover the words, “whippersnapper,” “scalawag” and “by-cracky” creeping into your vocabulary. You Know You’re Over The Hill When… « You Got to be Kidding's Blog
  • They survived the Depression, won a world war, put a man on the moon, and educated all of us young whippersnappers who are now trying to tell them what to do.
  • All the dad-blasted whippersnappers will be effortlessly streaming multisense through their inter-cranial brain-to-cloud hookups, while you try desperately to find some information formatted for your treasured, antique 2D touchscreen. here. The Register
  • To the average young whippersnapper of today, this would be most risible, but I care not for the follies of youth.
  • So if he runs again, aged 88, the voters know they would be insane to toss that away just because some young whippersnapper agreed with them about mere politics.
  • Being young and carefree whippersnappers, we at the Reg had never given much thought to our own mortality.
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