Meanings of young varmint in English

It's that young varmint a-saying that the young lady kissed me.

See here, you young varmint, here's a shilling for you.

Why, this young varmint has lost his dog and comes here after it, as cheeky as can be.

She even brought out a clumsy good-will in the young varmint Tom; nor did his old father's want of refinement repel her.

Have his way he will, and I don't altogether blame him. Nor, be sure, did Rosamund altogether blame the young varmint for anything.

No matter what the young varmint did old Stephen would make excuses for him-'hisma was dead,' or he 'hadn't had no bringing-up.

"How is the young varmint?" shouted the skipper, looking into the forecastle.

"Silence there, young varmint, or I will wring thy neck for thee!"

"Broaken Bill's leg, did'st say, ye young varmint?" one of the men exclaimed.

Then old Mrs. Carr drove over the bridge and she called us all young varmints and told us to go home.

They have been passing this stuff upon the country folks, and belong to a gang of young varmints who follers the 'lay.'

"See, lads," he said, "next time this young varmint sets foot on my land, you can eat him.

"How old is the young varmint?"

"Your father is a fool," she said, "and you are three young varmints that ought to be whipped within an inch of your lives."

"Hilloa!" exclaimed the skipper with a sudden start, next morning, as he saw Eric's recumbent figure on the ratlin stuff, "who be this young varmint?"