Possible Questions:
- Youngster
- Adolescent
- Numerical suffix
- Youth
- Hannah Montana, for one
- High schooler
- Prom attendee
- Romeo or Juliet
- New driver, often
- High-schooler
- Numerical ending
- Minor
- Age group
- Important age
- Harold of comics
- New driver, typically
- Freshman, usually
- Many a new driver
- Certain age
- Young person
- One of the ages
- Juvenile
- Young adult
- Many an MTV viewer
- Harold of the comics
- Adult-to-be
- Kind of idol
- High-school student
- Freshman, probably
- 'Twixt 12 and 20
- Typical texter
- Typical MTV viewer
- Tiger Beat reader
- Summer job seeker, often
- Suffix for four
- Number ending
- New driver, usually
- Minor, maybe
- Many a Taylor Swift fan
- Many a minor
- Lillums Lovewell's beau
- Kid older than 12
- Comic-strip hero
- Arcade patron
- ___ Age
- Ump chaser?
- Student driver, usually
- SAT taker
- Romeo or Juliet, e.g.
- Preadult
- Parent's challenge, stereotypically
- One between 12 and 20
- One 'twixt 12 and 20
- Many a prom attendee
- Mall rat
- Kett contemporary
- It follows four but not five
- High-schooler, usually
- Harry Potter, for one
- Harold of old comics
- Girls' magazine
- College freshman, usually
- Bar mitzvah boy, barely
- "High School Musical" extra
- Suffix with six or seven
- Six or seven follower
- Promgoer, probably
- One past twelve?
- New driver, maybe
- Miss ___ USA
- Many a MySpace user
- Many a freshman
- Many a college applicant
- Like some pregnancies
- Kind of age
- High schooler, e.g.
- High school subject?
- High school student
- First-time driver, often
- Coming-of-age movie subject, perhaps
- Comics' Harold
- Comics hero
- College freshman, typically
- Bobby-soxer
- Arcade patron, perhaps
- An age
- "West Side Story" extra
- "Aqua ___ Hunger Force"
- ___-age
- ___ idol
- Young voter, perhaps
- Young voter
- Typical promgoer
- Typical Popstar! reader
- Typical mall rat
- Typical driver's ed student
- Typical "Twilight" fan
- Target MTV viewer
- Summer intern, often
- Suffix with six, seven, etc.
- Suffix with nine, but not ten
- Suffix with four, but not five
- Suffix with 4 or 6, but not 5
- Student driver, typically
- Soon-to-be adult
- Slumber party attendee, usually
- SAT taker, usually
- SAT taker, e.g.
- Referring to any of seven numbers
- Promgoer, usually
- Promgoer
- Prom goer
- Prom dancer
- Preppy, e.g.
- Prep school youth, usually
- Pre-adult
- Person 'twixt 12 and 20
- Parent's challenge, sometimes
- Parent's challenge
- One past 12
- One on a first date, perhaps
- New driver, perhaps
- Minor party?
- Many a texting whiz
- Many a texter
- Many a Jonas Brothers fan
- Mall denizen
- Last year's twelve-year-old
- Kind of ager
- It follows "four" but not "five"
- Hop-goer
- High schooler, usually
- Fake ID user, often
- Eagle Scout, typically
- Driving test taker, usually
- Cardinal suffix
- Between 12 and 20
- Bar mitzvah boy, just barely
- Archie or Veronica
- Archie or Jughead
- Ager of parents?
- "Happy Days" type
- "Grease" extra
- "90210" extra
- ___-ager
- Youthful age
- Youth group participant
- Youth ?twixt 12 and 20
- Youngest possible voter
- Young age
- Worrisome age
- Word with ager
- Word ladder, part 4
- Word after can or ump
- Wii user, maybe
- What Shirley Temple was in the '40s
- Usual SAT taker
- Ushering-in age
- Ump follower?
- Ump follower
- Ump chaser
- Typical new driver
- Typical Mad reader
- Typical Justin Bieber fan
- Typical Hollister Co. customer
- Typical high-schooler
- Typical high schooler
- Typical first date
- Typical Facebook listee
- Typical Elle Girl reader
- Typical driver education student
- Typical college freshman
- Typical Abercrombie & Fitch customer
- Typical 10th-grader
- Typical "Hunger Games" trilogy reader
- Twixt 12 and 20
- TRL enthusiast
- Trend follower, often
- Tiger Beat reader, most likely
- This follows four or six
- The comics' Luann or Jughead, e.g.
- Ten and: Suffix
- Teenager, for short
- T.I. fan, perhaps
- Suffix with six
- Suffix with four, six, seven and nine
- Suffix with four, six, etc.
- Suffix with four or six, but not five
- Suffix meaning ten
- Suffix for ''four''
- Subway door-blocker, often
- Sophomoric one?
- Slumber party attendee, typically
- Six or sub follower
- Selective Service registrant, agewise
- SAT taker usually
- Salad-days person
- Rock lover
- Rebellious one, maybe
- Reader of Seventeen
- Rating for the Guitar Hero games
- Prom-goer, usually
- Preadult person
- Popular youth magazine
- Person who's not quite 20
- Person under 20
- Person not quite 20
- Person granted the vote by the Twenty-sixth Amendment
- Pediatrician's patient, perhaps
- Past twelve, going on twenty
- Past 12 but not 20
- Parent's challenge, perhaps
- Owner of Leapin' Lena
- Owner of "Leapin' Lena"
- One with high car insurance rates
- One who's not yet a twentysomething
- One under 20
- One taking driver's ed, perhaps
- One still maturing
- One recently bar mitzvahed, e.g.
- One on a first date, probably
- One of the "Beverly Hills 90210" crowd
- One nearing adulthood
- One may be hard to raise
- One in MTV's target audience
- One going off to college, maybe
- One driving a car with two brakes, often
- Olympic female gymnast, typically
- Older child, perhaps
- Old comics character
- Octogenarian, once
- Number suffix
- Not-so-little kid
- Newman in 1940
- New driver, frequently
- Nancy Drew e.g.
- Music biz sensation, perhaps
- Mullins contemporary
- MTV's target viewer
- MTV watcher
- Minor, usually
- Minor, often
- Minor party, perhaps?
- Millennial, e.g.
- Miley Cyrus fan, perhaps
- Middle-schooler, maybe
- Member of many an idol's fan base
- McDonald's part-timer, often
- Many an idol worshiper
- Many an Abercrombie & Fitch shopper
- Many a Twitter twitterer
- Many a Nintendo player
- Many a new voter
- Many a Jessica Simpson fan
- Many a fake ID user
- Many a Facebook listee
- Many a driver's ed student
- Many a Boy Scout
- Many a bio student
- Many a bar mitzvah attendee
- Many a Babe Ruth League participant
- Many a "Twilight" viewer
- Many a "Twilight" fan
- Many a "One Tree Hill" character
- Many a "High School Musical" viewer
- Mall rat, most likely
- Mall habitué
- Mall frequenter
- Magazine with dating tips
- Mae Preston's boyfriend
- Likely viewer of "The Hunger Games"
- Landon's werewolf, e.g.
- Kind of angst
- Kind of angel or idol
- Juvenile, slangily
- Jughead, or any of the first names in the theme entries
- It may follow four or six, but not five
- It can follow six
- Injury, old style
- Huge fan of One Direction, e.g. (um, obvs, they r a.ma.zing)
- Huck Finn for one
- Hop-goer of old
- Holden Caulfield, for one
- Highschooler
- High-school pupil
- High-school grad, e.g.
- High schooler, typically
- High school soph, most likely
- High school soph, e.g.
- High school senior, usually
- High school senior, typically
- Harold of the funnies
- Harold of the comics
- Generation Y member
- Future duogenarian?
- Future adult
- Freshman, most likely
- Four, six or seven attachment
- Four or six follower
- Former girls' magazine
- First-year college student, usually
- First-time voter, perhaps
- First-time pot smoker, maybe
- Extra in many an iPod ad
- Ending for four, six, etc.
- Ending 'twixt 12 and 20
- Emerging adult
- Either of Dagwood's kids
- Either of Blondie's kids
- Eagle Scout, often
- Driving-school customer
- Driving test taker, typically
- Driving exam taker, often
- Driver ed student, usually
- Demographics target, maybe
- Cosmo Girl! reader
- Contestant in some "Jeopardy!" tournaments
- Common age
- Comics target
- Comical Harold
- Coed, often
- Chelsea Clinton, e.g.
- Charlie Brown never became one
- Carl Ed's hero
- Carl Ed's comical hero
- Carl Ed's comical creation
- Carl Ed's comic-strip hero
- Carl Ed comic character
- Cardinal-number suffix
- Cardinal-number ending
- Burger buyer
- Bruno Mars fan, probably
- Brooke Shields, for one
- Britney's fan
- Britney Spears fan, typically
- Britney Spears fan, often
- Boy band fan, typically
- Betty or Veronica, for more than 60 years
- Best Kissers in the World "Miss ___ USA"
- Beginning driver, usually
- Beginning driver usually
- Beavis or Butt-head
- Bat Mitzvah girl, just barely
- Bar mitzvah boy, for one
- Auto-school client, probably
- Ariel the mermaid, e.g.
- Archie, Betty or Veronica
- Archie or Jughead, always
- Arcade patron, frequently
- Anybody featured in a high school yearbook, if you don't count teachers
- And ten: Suffix
- Almost any girl in "Gossip Girl"
- Age-mate of Donatello
- After-school mall frequenter
- Adolescent, for short
- Acne sufferer
- 1960 #1 hit "___ Angel"
- 12th grader, e.g.
- 12-20 filler?
- 11th grader, e.g.
- "Twilight" reader, probably
- "Twilight" fan, probably
- "Twilight" enthusiast, often
- "The O.C." viewer, usually
- "The Fault in Our Stars" fan, likely
- "The ___ Commandments" (1958 hit)
- "Smells Like ___ Spirit" (Nirvana's first hit)
- "Scream" extra
- "Saved by the Bell" cast member
- "One Tree Hill" target viewer
- "Not Another ___ Movie"
- "Jeopardy!" tournament participant, sometimes
- "Harold ___" (old comic strip)
- "Happy Days" extra
- "Boston Public" extra
- "___ Wolf," Michael J. Fox film
- "___ Wolf Too" (1987)
- "___ Angel" (1960 #1 hit)
- "___ Angel" (1959 song)
- "___ Angel" (1959 hit)
- "___ Angel," 1960 song
- "___ Angel," 1959 song
- ''Dawson's Creek'' extra
- ___age
- _____ Wolf, 1985 Fox movie
- ____ canteen
- ___ Vogue
- ___ Puzzlemaker Week
- ___ ager