newbie
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- noun
- /ˈnuːbi/
- Slang
- All of them were so helpful to newbies and generous with their time and knowledge.
- just a newbie
- a total newbie
- a relative newbie
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Watch on YouTubeWell, that's a pretty quick trajectory from newbie runner into doing ultras.
- Well, that's a pretty quick trajectory from newbie runner into doing ultras.
- I describe myself as as a a newbie struggling vegan.
- I mean, newbies can't do what established writers can do.
- But our dance coach gave every newbie a backpack.
- And you know, at that point, like any newbie, I thought, oh, it's extraterrestrials and stuff.
- But what I'm worried about as a newbie is this is such a cliche story, right?
- That goes if you could create a sit, if you could create a guide for the the newbie, what would you tell him before he approaches the girl?
- What I mean by that is you have to do new things with your partner where you're both newbies.
- I find that a lot of times we have these like main female characters that are introduced to a world where they are newbies and they don't really understand things.
- The most genius thing that that Richard ever did in hindsight was his brand as Virgin, which means you're a newbie, you don't know what you're doing.
- And that newbie that was talking a minute ago, they listen, they stop talking, they listen to you.
Examples
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But buying these programs as a newbie is basically a donation, in my opinion.
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Hey newbie, what the hell you doing?
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Probably interesting towards us, but whoa, the newbie, the newbie like like like newbie.
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Now, two big newbie mistakes that come up a lot.
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Nice race, for a newbie.
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And people were excited to hear what I had to say, both newbie authors and professionals.
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In reality, it would take almost four hours for a newbie to learn the stitches.
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As there are some newbies here, we'll start with the basics.
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I'm a single mom, and this year I'm a newbie to the state of SC.
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The trainer offered guidance to the new newbie who was struggling to keep up with the rest of the team.
Synonyms
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3.7
A person new to a job or activity who has little experience
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1.6
A person who has recently arrived in a place, joined a group, or started an activity
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1.0
A person who has just started to learn or do something
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3.4
A person new to an activity who has little experience
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6.8
A person or group new to an activity with little experience
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2.1
A person who is new to an activity
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3.7
A person or thing new to a group that others do not know yet
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8.0
A person new to a job who is still learning, often in police or fire departments
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2.4
A person new to a group or activity in their first year
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8.4
A person new to a subject, skill, or belief
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8.4
A person who is new and not skilled at games or online groups
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8.2
A person who does something for the first time
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8.2
A person new to a job or activity with little experience
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4.3
A person new to a place who people notice
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5.5
A student in their first year at a university or college
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2.8
A person using something for the first time
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8.6
A person who is new and has little experience in a job or activity
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9.6
A person who is new to an activity or subject
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8.8
A new person with little experience in a job or group
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7.7
A person or group new to an activity and not yet experienced
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9.9
A person who is beginning to learn something
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9.2
A person who is new to an activity and has little skill
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9.9
A person who is new and has little knowledge of a subject or activity
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8.8
A person who is new and has little experience
A person new to a job or group
A person who is new and not experienced in a group or job
Antonyms
How Experienced
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Newbie comes from the simple word new plus a friendly ending -ie, which makes the word sound small or young. So a newbie is someone who is 'new' and still learning.