Definitions
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- noun A young one: a youth, a child.
Etymologies
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Examples
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As soon as my youngin is ready I'll take him out to find a bushy tail or ten.
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As soon as my youngin is ready I'll take him out to find a bushy tail or ten.
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She comes to my house and says to me her youngin is my old mans.
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I'm not that old, but I'm not a "youngin '" anymore as my grandma would say.
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My mom was a vocal major, so she had me singing since I was a little youngin'.
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My mom was a vocal major, so she had me singing since I was a little youngin'.
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I love Muppets, have loved them since I was a youngin., definetly stoked for tis one.
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Enjoy the hunting, and congratulations on taking a youngin 'out with you.
How old do you think a boy should be before you take him hunting?
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Before you can say, "young love," the two youngin's are connecting on that kind of level that causes snow to start magically falling and, in Olivia's case, accidentally crossing over to the red universe and cluing Walternate into the possible location of his missing son.
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I think I got weepy when Mariko died in Wolverine, too, but I was a youngin then.
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