Nipper (noun)

1. A tool for gripping or cutting.
2. A young child or baby.
3. A young person employed to run errands or perform other minor tasks.

Origin:

Of uncertain origin, possibly from 'nip' meaning 'to grip or bite'.

Examples:

1. She used a pair of nippers to cut the wire.
2. The nipper was too young to understand the rules of the game.
3. Newsboys and nippers were a common sight in the city during the early 20th century.
4. The nipper was quick and nimble, making him well suited for the job of messenger.
5. The nipper proved to be a valuable asset to the company with his youthful energy and enthusiasm.