Meanings of small urchin in English

Lamb, one day, encountered a small urchin loaded with a too heavy package of grocery.

The small urchin, Tommy, had apparently not suffered seriously from his immersion in the waters of Sunrise Lake.

One small urchin there was, so small that he escaped notice as he hung about hearing the word passed.

She held a small urchin, evidently from the Grassmarket or the Cowgate, firmly by the cuff of his ragged jacket.

There he was, sure enough, a small urchin with a little bundle upon his shoulder, toiling slowly up the hill.

Yet when the shock had a little subsided, it was discovered that a small urchin was the cause of the whole tumult.

What a grand appetite had this small urchin!-TwoJim Crows immediately after breakfast!-andnow an elephant, as a preliminary whet before dinner.

The most flattering experience of the kind was voiced by a small urchin who plucked at his mother's sleeve: "Look, mamma!"

Words were not necessary, for the country store-keeper knows without being told what the small urchin with one hand clutched tightly wants of him.

Fruit-venders made off without their baskets, and small urchins shrieked the alarm of Baby-eaters!

"She's chasin' us out," I heard one small urchin grumbling as he struggled into a two-years-too-small overcoat.