sprog
British slang: kid
Sprog is British slang for a child, especially a young one: They've got three sprogs now.
The word is informal and mildly humorous, often used by parents referring to their own children.
In military slang, sprog also means a new recruit or inexperienced person.
Child or young goat
- tykeYoung child, often naughty
- totVery young child
- youngsterPerson of tender years
- nipperClaw or small child
ankle-biter · munchkin · little one · kiddo · bairn · rug rat · squirt · mite
Person before puberty
- progenyOne's biological descendants
- heirOne who receives legacy
- descendantPerson from earlier generations
- babyVery young child
issue · scion · brood · posterity · seed · firstborn · youngest · only child
New member sought
- traineeOne being instructed
- rookieInexperienced newcomer
- noviceInexperienced newcomer to field
- cadetMilitary academy student
raw recruit · enlisted · bootcamp · conscript · greenhorn · fresh meat · basic training
kid
Child or young goat
nipper · ankle-biter · munchkin · little one · kiddo · bairn · rug rat · squirt · mite · tacker
child
Person before puberty
- progenyOne's biological descendants
- heirOne who receives legacy
- descendantPerson from earlier generations
baby · issue · scion · brood · posterity · seed · firstborn · youngest · only child · bundle of joy
recruit
New member sought
cadet · raw recruit · enlisted · bootcamp · conscript · greenhorn · fresh meat · basic training
- bean sproutGerminated legume seedling
- Brussels sproutSmall edible green bud
- water sproutUpright shoot from trunk