tyke
Wee mischievous one
A tyke is a small child, especially one who's mischievous or spirited: The little tyke got into everything.
The word is affectionate, suggesting energetic troublemaking rather than genuine misbehavior.
In British usage, tyke can also mean a rough or uncouth person, or refer informally to someone from Yorkshire.
Child learning to walk
- totVery young child
- youngsterPerson of tender years
- moppetEndearing term for child
- urchinNeglected street child
ankle-biter · kiddie · preschooler · kindergartner · whelp · babe · nursling · little one
Lovable troublemaker
- scampMischievous young person
- impMinor mischief-making devil
- rapscallionMischievous person, usually endearing
- troublemakerOne who creates discord
prankster · scallywag · hellion · devil · monkey · pest · nuisance · handful
toddler
Child learning to walk
urchin · ankle-biter · kiddie · preschooler · kindergartner · whelp · babe · nursling · little one · rugrat
rascal
Lovable troublemaker
- scampMischievous young person
- impMinor mischief-making devil
- rapscallionMischievous person, usually endearing
troublemaker · prankster · scallywag · hellion · devil · monkey · pest · nuisance · handful · tearaway
pup
Young canine or seal
little dog · small dog · pooch · doggy · canine · furball · lapdog · runt · mongrel
Yorkshireman
Northern English county native
- northernerUpper region inhabitant
- LeedsWest Yorkshire's largest city
- SheffieldSouth Yorkshire manufacturing city
Bradford · Yorkshire · dialect · accent · county · dales · moors · pudding · terrier · regional
- childhoodchildhood, baby, child, kid, toys
- childrenkids, toddler, baby, infant, youngster
- youthchild, adolescents, kid, coming-of-age, teenagers
- toddlerstoddler, three-year-old, toddlerhood, terrible twos, first steps
- youngsterskids, children, youngsters, toddlers, babies
- age slanggeezer, codger, coot, old fart, old timer