Ding-dong

A young lad, boy, or lively lad; frequently used by aunts and uncles to tease energetic youngsters or describe helpful young workers.

A sharp rap administered on the skull or knuckles with clenched fingers by elders to reprimand mischievous or cheeky children.

An affectionate, teasing nickname for someone who has lavished their face with an excessively thick coat of white talcum powder before a dance or church service.