Pronunciation: /ˈwɪpərˌsnæpər/
noun a young, inexperienced, or impertinent person
A1 The whippersnapper ran around the park with his friends.
A2 The little whippersnapper was always getting into mischief.
B1 The old man couldn't believe how disrespectful the young whippersnapper was.
B2 The whippersnapper impressed everyone with his intelligence and wit.
C1 The whippersnapper's audacity knew no bounds, much to the chagrin of his elders.
C2 Despite his youth, the whippersnapper was a prodigy in the field of mathematics.
formal The young whippersnapper showed great promise in his academic pursuits.
informal That little whippersnapper is always causing trouble in the neighborhood.
slang I can't believe that whippersnapper beat me at basketball.
figurative The new CEO may be a whippersnapper in age, but he has proven to be a visionary leader.
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