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whippersnap 

One who snaps another's neck with one swift strike of his (or her?) mighty shlong. One who frequents the use of whippersnapping, is referred to as a whippersnappper (commonly by the elderly).
"Jimmy, I don't care how old you are, I swear to the Almighty, if you don't stop calling me a whippersnapper, I'm going to whippersnap your mom's neck off!"
whippersnap by Pope Zhou III December 7, 2014
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whippersnapper

A term generally used by old persons, to insult the younger generation.
whippersnapper by Michael January 31, 2005

Whipperslapper 

A teenage girl who dresses provocatively, particularly in inappropriate weather.
It may not be Tit Monday but I saw lots of whipperslappers around town yesterday
Whipperslapper by magicalalbino April 2, 2009

WipperSnapper 

Usually elders will use the saying WipperSnapper. It’s something u call someone when they are being unpleasant,rude, or disrespectful.
Teenagers: *raps toilet paper all around a grandpas yard and house*

Grandpa: GET BACK HERE YA LIL WIPPERSNAPPERS!

whippersnapper

An archaic term used by elderly people to refer to younger, less experienced people. (Often used in a light hearted manner)
Dang it billy you little whippersnapper, get off my lawn!
whippersnapper by Drika ~ August 29, 2019

wippersnapper 

someone that is naive to the world because of their youth
all you dummies are a bunch of wippersnappers! get a job!
wippersnapper by another old man August 14, 2008

Whippersnapper

A disrespectful and rude child. Used by older people to refer to much younger.
The whippersnapper ran right by me and almost knocked me over.
Whippersnapper by Scottmana December 26, 2007
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murderhobo 

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