Whippersnapper

[Tina]

A term generally used by old persons, to insult the younger generation.

[Sarah]

A disrespectful and rude child. Used by older people to refer to much younger.

[Sarah]

General derogatory term used by old people to refer to children as way too carefree and chaotic compared to their own childhood. The name comes from the famous painting Snap the Whip, depicting children running through a grassy field.

[Britney]

a young person that is caught by an elder, either vandalizing or being a punk

[PussyCat]

A boy with blond hair and blue eyes. He is usually somewhat tan and only wears Vans calf socks, khaki shorts, and short sleeve button up shirts. They can be pretty cocky and full of themselves.

[Mark Zuckerberg]

Developed in the early 16th Century by old cowboy dudes to describe the [amateur] whip-cracking abilities of the young and hip. It has since been stolen and now refers to kids who eat [whipped cream] on their [Cheerios] and snap their fingers in a star formation.

[PussyCat]

A word used by [elderly] to insult [the dirty] [youth].

[Britney]

Two or more people, usually drunk or just retarted, standing on the side of the road, when they see a car coming towards them, and they freeze, like deer before [headlights]. Then they [book it] to the nearest bush and dive [behind it] for cover. If they dont make it all the way, they do that one crawl that those army peoples do in the army. Then they wait for the car to repsond/leave.

[Julene]

An [archaic] term used by [elderly] people to refer to younger, less experienced people. (Often used in a light [hearted] manner)

[Tina]

A young and inexperienced person considered to be presumptuous or overconfident.