teener

[ tee-ner ]

noun

1. a teenager.

Word History and Origins

Origin of teener¹

First recorded in 1890–95; teen ¹ + -er ¹

Example Sentences

“The advanced state of heat pump technology coupled with decarbonization of the electrical grid makes heating with residential heat pumps a valuable tool for climate action for nearly every state today,” Lacey Tan and Jack Teener wrote in an analysis released by the Rocky Mountain Institute, an anti-fossil fuels group.

From Washington Times

His prowess has inspired a generation of trophy hunters to craft their own baits and document their own triumphs, including Mike Gilbert, creator of big bass lures at Working Class Zero, whose personal best is a 17.45-pound teener.

From Los Angeles Times

Today, the wooded park includes courts for tennis and basketball, softball and Teener and Little League baseball fields, a playground, the Bob Tobash Walking Trail and fields where midget football teams practice.

From Washington Times

Most of Mitchell’s teener games are played on Drake.

From Washington Times

Without the investments into the baseball field and smaller teener fields, which sit near the center of the town, Canova would be much different.

From Washington Times