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The word wunderkind means child prodigy. It can also mean someone who achieves a great deal of success in their field at a younger age than average.
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∙ 15y agosomeone who is a prodigy or succeeds in a difficult field at a young age
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∙ 8y agoA wunderkind is a child prodigy or phenom, or a highly talented or gifted individual, especially one of a young age.
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∙ 13y agoA Child with a special gift or high IQ.
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What are some slang terms for genius?
Brainiac, whiz kid, wunderkind,
What is another name for an advanced child?
A smarter than average child could be a prodigy, whiz kid, or wunderkind.
How do you spell mean?
Mean
What do the hardens mean mean?
The haudensaunee mean irguios
What word can mean both signify and ignoble?
MEAN ignoble - being mean signify - mean
What is a sentence using wunderkind?
.The boy is a wunderkind.
When was Wunderkind - song - created?
Wunderkind - song - was created in 2005.
What composer was known as the wunderkind?
Mozart.
What are Mozart kids called?
Wunderkind. Or Wonder Kid...
What actors and actresses appeared in Wunderkind - 2006?
The cast of Wunderkind - 2006 includes: Leonard Levine as McGuffin Anna Musso as The Damsel Malcolm Scheer as Unrine Man Dave Vescio as Willy
What are some slang terms for genius?
Brainiac, whiz kid, wunderkind,
What is the German word for prodigy?
Penisulandontebob ======================================================== The German for child prodigy is "Wunderkind".
What has the author Warren Berger written?
Warren Berger has written: 'The wunderkind of design'
What happens when you find all Easter eggs on cod zombies for ipod?
You unlock an achievement called "Wunderkind".
The Brazilian wunderkind who was the youngest goal scorer youngest hat trick scorer in a final tournament in 1958?
Pele
What is another name for an advanced child?
A smarter than average child could be a prodigy, whiz kid, or wunderkind.
A word with the same meaning as prodigy?
Used only of children, wunderkind is a German word which English has adopted for the phenomenon of prodigies.
