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Crossword clue for "TEEN"

TEEN: Driving-school customer

Other crossword clues for answer "TEEN"

TEEN: Over 12; Adolescent; Archie or Jughead; Driver-ed taker, usually; Driving-exam taker, usually; Freshly; Young adult; Happy Days type; Generation Y member; Ump follower?; Cause of gray hair?; Member of the senior class; Prom attendee; Ager start; Ager starter; Arcade patron; Cause of old age?; High schooler; Seven or nine ender; Skateboard rider, usually; Spice Girls fan; Olivia Rodrigo or Billie Eilish; Undergrad applicant, typically; Snapchat user, often; Twenty-something-to-be; VSCO girl, typically; fellow young person!"?; Many a TikToker; Many a Zoomer; Aqua ___ Hunger Force; Twilight fan, probably; Twilight reader, probably; Anybody featured in a high school yearbook, if you don't count teachers; Bruno Mars fan, probably; John Green book reader, likely; Millennial, e.g.; ___ Puzzlemaker Week; ___ Vogue; Sophomoric one?; YA reader; Barron Trump, e.g.; Typical Insta user; TikTok fan, likely; TikTok user, likely; TikTok dance participant; Malt shop customer; Sock hop goer; Acne sufferer; Pre-adult; 12-to-20 gap-filler; Typical mall rat; MTV target; New driver, often; One with Bieber fever, probably; SAT taker, maybe; Emerging adult; Any of the Ninja Turtles; Certain minor; Boston Public extra; Buffy, for one; Ager of parents?; Romeo or Juliet, e.g.; Juliet, for example; Twixt 12 and 20; Not-so-little kid; ___ Angel (1959 hit); Many a freshman; Typical driver's ed student; Typical college freshman; ___ idol; Christopher Cool: ___ Agent (1960s juvenile series); Holden Caulfield, for one; Typical "Belieber"; What Malia Obama became during her White House stay; Kind of drama; One experiencing rapid growth, often; TV's Leonardo, Rafael, Michelangelo, or Donatello, e.g.; Quinceañera honoree, e.g.; The world's youngest Nobel laureate was one at the time of awarding; You can only be one for seven years; College applicant, usually; Dawson's Creek character, often; Kind of angel or idol; MTV viewer, most likely; TV's Sabrina, for one; Dawson's Creek type; Kind of idol; Last year's twelve-year-old; Driving test taker, usually; Major responsibility for a parent; High schooler, usually; Many an 'N Sync fan; Dawson's Creek extra; Algebra student, typically; Groupie, usually; MTV target viewer; Grease extra; That '70s Show extra; Cause of some gray hair?; MTV watcher, often; Many a new driver; Many a pop music fan; Nancy Drew or King Tut; New driver, usually; One twixt 12 and 20; Student driver, typically; Doogie Howser was one; Either of Blondie's kids, e.g.; Minor; Freshman, probably; High school senior, normally; High schooler, often; Mall habitué; Many an MTV viewer; Student driver, usually; Minor, maybe; Promgoer; Promgoer, usually; Either of Blondie's kids; Jughead, or any of the first names in the theme entries; Mall frequenter; Many a minor; The comics' Luann or Jughead, e.g.; Romeo or Juliet; SAT taker, usually; Either of Dagwood's kids; Many a "High School Musical" viewer; Many a Taylor Swift fan; Many a Twitter twitterer; Many a new voter; Many a prom attendee; Past twelve, going on twenty; Slumber party attendee, usually; Typical driver education student; Hannah Montana, for one; Many a texter; Likely viewer of "The Hunger Games"; Arcade patron, frequently; Many a "Twilight" viewer; New driver, typically; Driver ed student, usually; Degrassi or "Glee" extra; Eagle Scout, usually; Either of Dagwood's offspring, e.g.; High school freshman, most likely; Jeremy Duncan in "Zits," e.g.; Tiger Beat reader; ___ Wolf (MTV series based on a Michael J. Fox movie); 5SOS fan, probably; Rookie reader; 11 Down attendee; New driver, perhaps; Felicity type; Suffix for 13 to 19; Youth; LeAnn Rimes is one; Many a Britney Spears fan; Summer temp, often; Mall habitue; Many an acne sufferer; High schooler, probably; MTV viewer, often; Many a college applicant; Parent's challenge; High school subject?; Mall denizen; Minor party, perhaps?; One may be hard to raise; High school senior, usually; The O.C. viewer, usually; Many an idol worshiper; Extra in many an iPod ad; Many a Babe Ruth League participant; Many a bio student; One on a first date, probably; Typical first date; Happy Days extra; Archie or Jughead, always; Betty or Veronica, for more than 60 years; Kind of angst; Many a MySpace user; Prom dancer; Many a "One Tree Hill" character; Member of many an idol's fan base; Minor, usually; Reader of Seventeen; Charlie Brown never became one; Suffix with four, six, seven and nine; Former girls' magazine; Many a texting whiz; Music biz sensation, perhaps; Eagle Scout, typically; Summer intern, often; Typical "Hunger Games" trilogy reader; Typical "Twilight" fan; One still maturing; Adult, at one time; After-school mall frequenter; Typical Popstar! reader; Word ladder, part 4; Babysitter, often; High schooler, typically; Many a "Divergent" reader; Mock election voter; Glee extra; The Hunger Games extra; Many a "Hunger Games" fan; Many a senior; High school junior, usually; Many a manga fan; __ Vogue; High-school kid; Many a Snapchat user; Many a gamer; Video game rating; Junior prom attendee; Many a "Freaks and Geeks" character; Stereotypical angst sufferer; __ Beat: old fan mag; High School Musical extra; Many a "Buffy" character; Many a "Twilight" character; Suffix with ump-; YA fiction reader; Glee character, usually; MTV's "__ Wolf"; Many a character on HBO's "Euphoria"; 44-Across, for one; First-time biology student, usually; Frosh, probably; Many an Olympic gymnast; What "T" stands for, in video game ratings; __ Choice Awards; Adult-to-be; Suffix with nine- or ump-; Betty or Veronica; College freshman, often; Many a YA hero; Prom invitee; MTV fan, often; Saved by the Bell cast member; Landon's werewolf, e.g.; Sabrina, for one; Buffy or Felicity; Mall rat; Backstreet Boys fan, usually; Britney Spears fan; Christina Aguilera fan; MTV viewer; Minor child; Numerical ending; Numerical suffix; High-school student; Many a mall rat; Henry Aldrich, for one; Driver's ed student, usually; Mall rat, often; MTV watcher; New driver, maybe; 36 Across attendee; Kid older than 12; Person who's not quite 20; SAT taker; First-time voter, perhaps; Typical MTV viewer; Person not quite 20; Mock-election participant; Olympic gymnast, often; 10 Across attendee; 13 Across member; Typical new driver; Typical promgoer; Auto-school client, probably; Harry Potter, for one; Promgoer, probably; Typical high-schooler; With 52 Down, movie plot device; Minor, often; Typical 10th-grader; Typical texter; Usual SAT taker; One not quite 20; Person soon to be 20; Typical "Hunger Games" fan; Typical driving student; Certain "Jeopardy!" tournament contestant; Certain "Jeopardy!" tourney player; Child not quite 20; Traditional rebel; Typical Archie Comics character; 8 Down, when he hit #1 in '59; Child older than 12; Frequent texter; Typical habitual texter; Child between 12 and 20; Former tot; What no Little Leaguer can be; Emerging consumer; Many a first-time voter; She's not quite 20; Tenth grader, typically; Certain young adult; Common driving school client; Older youngster; Minor, quite possibly; Mall rat, most likely; Bar mitzvah boy, barely; One with high car insurance rates; Suffix with four, six, or seven, but not five; Prefix used with age.; Suffix for cardinal numbers.; College freshman, typically; One in MTV's target audience; ___ People (popular magazine); High school soph, e.g.; High schooler, e.g.; Pediatrician's patient, perhaps; SAT taker, e.g.; Tiger Beat reader, most likely; With 16-Across, popular rock star, perhaps; Smells Like ___ Spirit (Nirvana's first hit); Cosmo Girl! reader; Slumber party attendee, typically; Trend follower, often; Typical Elle Girl reader; Young voter; Ariel the mermaid, e.g.; Person granted the vote by the Twenty-sixth Amendment; Not Another ___ Movie; Future duogenarian?; Adolescent year.; Age of swoon.; ___ age.; A certain age.; Age of youth.; Comic strip hero.; Harold of comic strip fame.; Harold of the comics.; Suffix for certain numbers.; A difficult age for parents.; Termination for cardinal numbers.; Between-age.; Ending for some cardinal numbers.; Ending of cardinal numeral.; Suffix of cardinal numbers.; Number suffix.; Cardinal suffix.; Ten and: Suffix.; Ending on a cardinal number.; Suffix forming cardinal numbers.; Termination of certain numbers.; Suffix on certain numbers.; Suffix on numbers.; Suffix with six and seven.; Suffix with six or seven.; And ten: Suffix.; Suffix with four or nine.; Of a certain age group.; Suffix with six or seven or ump.; Kind of age.; Suffix with a number.; Early age; School age; Age group; Important age; Injury, old style; Burger buyer; Carl Ed's comic-strip hero; Carl Ed's comical hero; Coed, often; Ump chaser; An age; Certain age; Harold of old comics; Number ending; Young age; ___-ager; Word after can or ump; Worrisome age; Youthful age; Harold of comics; Suffix with six, seven, etc.; Between 12 and 20; Owner of "Leapin' Lena"; Suffix meaning ten; Suffix with four, six, etc.; Word with ager; Adolescent, for short; Comical Harold; Juvenile; Lillums Lovewell's beau; Brooke Shields, for one; Comics hero; Ending for four, six, etc.; Harold of the funnies; Old comics character; Suffix with six; One of the ages; Youngster; Newman in 1940; Six or seven follower; This follows four or six; Young person; Cardinal-number ending; Carl Ed's comical creation; Kind of ager; Youth 'twixt 12 and 20; Cardinal-number suffix; Carl Ed's hero; Kett contemporary; Mae Preston's boyfriend; One under 20; Rock lover; Carl Ed comic character; Octogenarian, once; Comics' Harold; Four or six follower; ___ Angel, 1960 song; Future adult; Preadult person; Preppy, e.g.; Salad-days person; Bobby-soxer; It can follow six; Mullins contemporary; ___ Angel, 1959 song; Age-mate of Donatello; Huck Finn for one; Ushering-in age; Chelsea Clinton, e.g.; Person 'twixt 12 and 20; Girls' magazine; YM competitor; Youth magazine; 1960 #1 hit "___ Angel"; MTV's target viewer; Miss ___ USA; Rebellious one, maybe; Selective Service registrant, agewise; Beavis or Butt-head; Popular youth magazine; Summer job seeker, often; 81-Down, often; Tiger Beat alternative; 90210 extra; It follows four but not five; Harold ___ (old comic strip); Scream extra; It may follow four or six, but not five; Magazine with dating tips; Many a Boy Scout; Suffix with nine, but not ten; Middle-schooler, maybe; One going off to college, maybe; One taking driver's ed, perhaps; Person nearing adulthood; Archie or Veronica; Comics target; Freshman, usually; One recently bar mitzvahed, e.g.; Target MTV viewer; 11-Down, frequently; Bar mitzvah boy, for one; Many a Nintendo player; One Tree Hill target viewer; ___ Angel (1960 #1 hit); Many a Facebook listee; Many a Jessica Simpson fan; New driver, frequently; ___ Wolf, Michael J. Fox film; Person under 20; Typical Mad reader; College freshman, usually; First-time driver, often; Freshman, most likely; Almost any girl in "Gossip Girl"; First-year college student, usually; Many a bar mitzvah attendee; Many a driver's ed student; Wii user, maybe; 12-20 filler?; One who's not yet a twentysomething; Typical Justin Bieber fan; The ___ Commandments (1958 hit); Many a "Twilight" fan; Olympic female gymnast, typically; 23-Across's target reader; Archie, Betty or Veronica; Bar mitzvah, e.g.; First-time voter, often; Follower of four or six, but not five; Fox's ___ Choice Awards; Many an Instagram user; Member of Generation Z; ___ Vogue magazine; 27-Across taker, typically; Many a Generation Z member, now; Mark Zuckerberg when founding Facebook, e.g.; This puzzle's constructor, for one; Typical Snapchatter; Pre-twentysomething; Digital native, often; Fake ID user, often; Juliet Capulet or Holden Caulfield, agewise; Many a TikTok user; Many a character in Ann M. Martin's "The Baby-Sitters Club"; Someone who is not yet 20; Typical summer intern; One starting college, typically; Typical reader of John Green novels; ___ Choice Awards; LeBron James in his N.B.A. debut, e.g.; Nirvana's "Smells Like ___ Spirit"; Quinceañera celebrant, e.g.; Smells Like ___ Spirit (Nirvana song); Follower of four or six but not three or five; Many a Disney Channel star; Many a driver's ed enrollee; Many a high school student; King Tut, during most of his reign; Louis Braille, when he invented Braille; Library section; Many a babysitter; Many a camp counselor; Mallgoer; One past twelve?; Promgoer, e.g.; Rock hound?; '_____ Wolf' ('85 film); Not quite adult; YA fiction reader, usually; 'YM' reader; With 120-Down alternative to 'YM', or 'Sassy'; 11th grader, e.g.; One nearing adulthood; 12th grader, e.g.; Driving exam taker, often; High-school grad, e.g.; Justin Bieber fan, often; With 47-Across, swooned-over sort; Best Kissers in the World "Miss ___ USA"; Mark Dinning "___ Angel"; Olivia Rodrigo, for one; Chelsea, until February 2000; High school or college freshman, usually; Buffy or Willow; ___ Mom; Britney Spears fan, most likely; Kind of comedy; Any of the four main characters of "Reservation Dogs"; Ending with four or six, but not five; Many a student driver; Character often played by an adult; Eighth-grade graduate, typically; Many a Y.A. protagonist; Meg, Jo, or Beth, at the start of "Little Women"; Prom attendee, typically; West Side Story extra; Freddy Krueger victim; Hop-goer; One preparing for the prom; Pubic heir?; Suffix for four; Britney's fan; Britney Spears fan, typically; What Shirley Temple was in the '40s; Beginning driver, usually; One between 12 and 20; ___ Wolf Too (1987); Older child, perhaps; One past 12; Four, six or seven attachment; Freddy Adu, for one; Mandy Moore, for one; One of the "Beverly Hills 90210" crowd; Arcade patron, perhaps; Hop-goer of old; Parent's challenge, perhaps; High school senior, typically; High school soph, most likely; Britney Spears fan, often; McDonald's part-timer, often; Suffix with four or six, but not five; One driving a car with two brakes, often; Many a Jonas Brothers fan; High-school pupil; Past 12 but not 20; Person between 12 and 20; Bar mitzvah honoree; Practically any high schooler; Any high schooler; Ball ___ hammer; Minor soon to reach adulthood; Parent's "ager"?; Suffix for some numbers; Typical high school student; Near-adult; Bat mitzvah attendee; Many a Snapchatter; Many a freshman, age-wise; Archie or Veronica, always; New high school graduate, usually; One may be allowed to smoke but not drink; Quinceanera celebrant, age-wise; Twentysomething's little sibling, maybe; Certain Snapchatter; Future twentysomething; Learner's permit holder, often; Malala Yousafzai was one when she won a Nobel Prize; Malia Obama, during her father's second term; One may spend hours on TikTok; Typical TikTok user; Typical student driver; Typical young adult novel reader; Bat mitzvah girl, maybe; Many a B-Mitzvah attendee; Many a prom queen, age-wise; Many an '80s kid, in 2000; Typical PSAT taker; Typical prom attendee; Bar mitzvah boy, just barely; Gen Zer, perhaps, in 2024; Many a "Glee" character, agewise; Many a high schooler; Common age; Nancy Drew <P>e.g.; See 32 Down; ____ canteen; Six or sub follower; Bar Mitzvah boy; Steve Urkel e.g.; Ending at nine; Joan of Arc, e.g.; Six follower; Ump ending; Bar mitzvah attendee, certainly; ___ Wolf Too; Bar Mitzvah boy, e.g.; With 56 Down, 1985 scary young 'un; Parent's challenge, sometimes; Suffix with 4 or 6, but not 5; Parent's challenge, stereotypically; Prep school youth, usually; Referring to any of seven numbers; Eagle Scout, often; Young voter, perhaps; Suffix with four, but not five; Coming-of-age movie subject, perhaps; One on a first date, perhaps; Minor party?; Soon-to-be adult; Ending 'twixt 12 and 20; Youngest possible voter; Youth group participant; Driving-test taker, typically; Freshman, very often; High schooler, most likely; Many a McJob holder; Many a rave-goer; Archie or Jughead, since 1941; Jeremy of "Zits," e.g.; Many a college freshman; Many a summer job holder; Any Ninja Turtle; Archie or Jughead, perpetually; LeBron James, as a rookie; Many a summer temp; McJob trainee, often; Typical Girls' Life reader; Fake ID user, commonly; High school freshman, usually; Many a "Trinkets" character, age-wise; Prom attendee, usually; Typical learner's permit holder; ___ Beach Movie (Disney movie); Many a "Riverdale" character; Word before "angst" or "Titans"; you're telling me a cis ___ built this chapel? (@RileyJohnSavage tweet); 17-year-old, for example; Many a "Euphoria" character; Many a "First Kill" character, age-wise; Many a "Never Have I Ever" character; Many a college applicant, age-wise; Ms. Marvel, age-wise; Suffix for "four," but not "three" or "five"; Word before "angst" or "Vogue"; ___ angst; ___ drama ("Skins" genre); 45-Across attendee; High-schooler, age-wise; Many a high schooler, age-wise; High school student, age-wise; Katniss Everdeen, age-wise; Person between the ages of 12 and 20; Mall crawler; Learner's permittee, maybe; Short adolescent; Sub or ump follower; Idol worshiper, maybe; Jughead is one; Harry Potter, e.g.; Valley Girl extra; Former Tiger Beat rival; Rating for the Guitar Hero games; Many a Model U.N. participant; Typical AP class student; Neon's atomic number; _____ People (magazine launched by Time 1/9/98); Britney Spears fan, probably; Mall rat, maybe; Boy band fan, typically; Many a fake ID user; Typical Abercrombie & Fitch customer; Typical Hollister Co. customer; Many an Abercrombie & Fitch shopper; New voter, often; Typical college applicant; Many an Urban Outfitters shopper; Octogenarian, in 1946; Typical Aeropostale shopper; A minor; Babysitter, frequently; Freshman, typically; Student driver, often; Rebellious one, often; Many a singer on "Kidz Bop"; Participant in a "Jeopardy!" tournament; Many a TikTok devotee; Many a college starter; Many a first-time dater; New driver, most likely; Typical freshman; Many an SAT taker