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youngster

[yuhng-ster] / ˈyʌŋ stər /


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Russell pushed on trying to close the gap, but his own fastest lap was answered by one from Antonelli, underlining that the youngster had an answer for everything Russell could throw at him.

From BBC

As the two old men told their stories, a youngster brushed past them, a machete slung over his shoulder.

From Barron's

Arteta is not adverse to giving young players a chance, with six youngsters making their debut this season, but there is a difference between getting a taste of first-team football and playing in crunch games.

From BBC

Firstly, I always like asking: what were you like as a youngster?

From BBC

There are nine beavers in the enclosure but many of the kits were born at Wallington, meaning the team was keen to check on the health of the youngsters and fit them with microchips.

From BBC