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Tyke   Listen
noun
Tyke  n.  
1.
See 2d Tike.
2.
A small child.






Collaborative International Dictionary of English 0.48








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"Tyke" Quotes from Famous Books



... impossible for one man to guide a capricious flock along a road subject to many casualties; not a young dog, who is apt to work and bark a great deal more than necessary, much to the annoyance of the sheep—but a knowing cautious tyke. The drover should have a walking stick, a useful instrument at times in turning a sheep disposed to break off from the rest. A shepherd's plaid he will find to afford comfortable protection to his body ...
— Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine - April 1843 • Various



Words linked to "Tyke" :   imp, changeling, scalawag, scamp, foster child, silly, kindergartner, urchin, churl, pickaninny, nipper, boor, peanut, wonder child, juvenile, barbarian, youngster, rascal, orphan, toddler, English person, infant prodigy, monkey, fry, tiddler, unpleasant person, waif, picaninny, child prodigy, scallywag, kiddy, kid, foster-child, yearling, child's body, nestling, shaver, tike, piccaninny, preschooler, disagreeable person, child, bambino, small fry, tot, Goth, fosterling, juvenile person, sprog, kindergartener, minor, street child, poster child



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