Youth Development

adjective talkative in a rude or impudent way

• She was reprimanded by her teacher for being too mouthy during class discussions.
• My little brother can be so mouthy when he doesn't get his way.
• Don't be so mouthy with me, I'm not in the mood for your attitude.
• His mouthy behavior was a clear sign of his insecurity and need for attention.

noun a person who attends the same school as another

• I am looking forward to attending the reunion and catching up with my old schoolmate.
• Hey, do you remember our schoolmate from math class? She was always so funny!
• I can't believe my schoolmate ditched me at the party last night.
• In the journey of life, our schoolmates are like the companions who walk alongside us, sharing experiences and memories.

noun the period between childhood and adulthood, early maturity

adjective relating to young people or characteristics of young people

• The organization aims to provide mentorship programs for at-risk youth in the community.
• My youth group is planning a trip to the amusement park next weekend.
• Hey, did you see that new movie about the group of youth solving mysteries? It was lit!
• The youth of today are the leaders of tomorrow, so it's important to invest in their development.