A person considered to be insignificant, especially because they are small or young.
‘I was damned if a nineteen-year-old pipsqueak with spots was going to make me feel loathsome’
‘I'm about average height now, I like to think, but I was a pipsqueak as a kid.’
‘Think of America not as the playground bully but as the well-muscled mild-mannered good kid who finally hauls off and whacks the loudmouth pipsqueak who won't stop bugging him.’
‘Least understandable, though, is the Mercury music prize, with its piffling purse and its pompous panel of five pipsqueaks.’
‘An absolute star, he glittered on stage while the party's pipsqueaks huddled around trying to catch some rays of reflected glory.’
‘What I say is that what goes for the ‘titans of the media’ also goes for the pipsqueaks of the media.’
‘But none of this keeps the $9 billion giant from popping-off like a pipsqueak, as it's been doing in a recent ad campaign tied-in to the Olympics.’
‘Some articles included Amis's response to the review: ‘I think he's even more of a talentless pipsqueak than I did before.’’
‘Yet for all this muscle-flexing, Patni remains a relative pipsqueak.’
‘As far as cosmopolitan cities go, it makes Toronto look like a pipsqueak.’
‘He struck me as a moral pipsqueak who didn't even think what he had launched would be as horrific as it was.’
‘Why would you waste and/or risk your time engaging with a pipsqueak who might have a point?’
‘Granted, dominating a bunch of relative pipsqueaks does not qualify one for NBA readiness.’
‘You're not going to take that from a little pipsqueak are you?’
‘It's a media business, all right, though still a pipsqueak.’
‘Funny how a pipsqueak like him could inspire such fear.’
‘I can handle him and anything the little pipsqueak tries to dish out.’
‘There are some sauces that make the Enormous Omelet, calorie-wise, look like a pipsqueak.’
‘So, it was that my pipsqueak of a brother was named Aseem by my parents and I was just plain, old-fashioned Seema.’
‘And to Washington, Iran is a pipsqueak with a goliath complex and a nuclear game plan.’
‘He might be a pipsqueak, but still, having a nine year old put his full wait on me isn't fun.’