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You young 'uns wouldn't be hidin' any yellow hammer, would ya? What is the meaning of the phrase young 'uns as it is used in this sentence?
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You young 'uns wouldn't be hidin' any yellow hammer, would ya?

What is the meaning of the phrase young 'uns as it is used in this sentence?

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In this phrase, young 'uns means younger people (such as children, teens, and/or young adults).

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