hobbledehoy

And yet, what a scholars mate, too, to go and be shelved by such a mere hobbledehoy of a fellow as this young man Churchill!'

"Tas the way with them foweners," said the first hobbledehoy sagely.

A rude hobbledehoy of the St Malo peasant class opened the hut door and stared.

A half-wild-looking hobbledehoy boy of fifteen years also joined the group.

A ragged hobbledehoy stood on the Vanderbilt grounds at Biltmore, mouth open but silent, watching a gardener at work.