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cubsnounpl. of cub a person who is just starting out in a field of activitythe kind of big story that can propel a cub reporter into the stratosphere of the newspaper world abecedarians, apprentices, babes, beginners, colts, fledglings, freshmen, greenhorns, neophytes, newbies, newcomers, novices, novitiates, punks, recruits, rookies, rooks, tenderfeet(also tenderfoots), tyros, virgins bootsamateurs, dabblers, dilettantes(or dilettanti)learners, students, traineescandidates, entrants, probationers old hands, old-timers, veterans, vets experts, masters, professionals, pros a young person who is between infancy and adulthoodassigned to teach a bunch of young cubs how to play baseball bairns(chiefly Scottish), bambinos(or bambini), buds, chaps(Southern & Midland), chicks, children, juveniles, kiddies, kiddos, kids, moppets, sprats(also sprat), sprouts, squirts, whelps, younglings, youngsters, youths adolescents, minorskindergartners(also kindergarteners), preschoolers, rug rats(slang), schoolboys, schoolchildren, schoolgirls, schoolkidsbabes, babies, bantlings, infants, neonates, nestlings, newborn(or newborns), toddlers, tots, tykes(also tikes), weanlingsbrats, devils, hellions, imps, jackanapeses, mischiefs, monkeys, rapscallions, rascals, rogues, urchins, whippersnapperscherubs(or cherubim)preteen-agers, preteens, subteens, teenagers, teeners, teens, teenyboppers, tweenslads, nippers, shavers, striplings, tadsbobby-soxers, hoydens, tomboys adults, grown-ups middle-agersancients, elders, golden-agers, oldsters, old-timers, senior citizens, seniors |