twerp , auch: twirp

He would take care of the twerp in the morning.

Twerp asked, running his eyes up and down the street.

It was the same little twerp who'd been on the flight down with him.

The twerp was slow to realize what she had in mind.

Make him look a twerp and he has lost his followers.

Recalled one friend, "David was something of a twerp in those days."

For some reason, it was the most terrifying thing Twerp had ever seen.

"And you must be the twerp who beat us to that map!"

"It's why I came in with these twerps," the private told him.

Over the course of the first year I fell in with two other runners, young twerps like myself.

"Is that little Hudson twerp giving you a hard time?"

I can see how you'd be upset, getting shut out by a twerp like that.

When they were in, he questioned them: "What have you little twerps been up to now?"

He had suffered far too many losses at the hands of this young twerp.

At which point the little twerp she was holding threw up half its lunch.

"It's not fair if that little twerp gets all the fun!"

This little twerp is grand standing for nothing more than the recognition.

The little twerp was being officious, trying to stop me going about my business.

As twerps go, the lead singers of these bands have some good points.

If that little twerp had made one wrong step, I would have mowed him down.

Twerp paused, considered, and called out to the rest of the squad.

"Kid that got thrown out the window by some of your security twerps," I said.

"Information," he repeated, in case the point has missed Twerp.

Jane gave Twerp a suspicious eye, and took the gun from him.