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moppet

[mop-it] / ˈmɒp ɪt /
NOUN
youth
Synonyms
Antonyms
STRONG


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No, I did not, because even in a story ostensibly focused on an utterly disposable pop moppet, he still managed to slam prehistoric, useless guitar bands, in both his opening and close.

From Los Angeles Times

When shabby Marge bursts onto the pageant circuit with her moppet Puddle, power bases are disrupted, relationships unravel and mental breakdowns ensue.

From Los Angeles Times

Brown-skinned Vanessa, her tan friend and the white bully are all big-headed moppets drawn with loose lines and plenty of personality.

From New York Times

The adorable blond moppet, she tells Jean-Baptiste, is the son of a film actor who refuses to acknowledge paternity, even though his mother is raising the child.

From New York Times

In the commercial, the same father gingerly uses Cheerios to explain to the same moppet, Gracie, that a baby brother is on the way.

From Salon