noob
- adjective
- /nuːb/
- Slang
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novato
- He is just a noob at this game and keeps making the same mistakes.
So there you have it, HOA's noob versus pro style exposed.
- So there you have it, HOA's noob versus pro style exposed.
- One was the noob way and one was the pro way.
Examples
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Just noob nerves.
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Should he have then expanded to include boyfriends who aren't good at gaming, noob friends, old relatives, and pets?
Blog text (27) -
Now, noob music geeks have hair-ripping debates about who's punk, skipping right past the reality of the day.
Blog text (2) -
It sounds like an ultimate style ability that would be at the bottom of the tree (or a stupidly small chance of it happening until leveled). If so, it's hardly noob mode (safe to use?) anyway, as it's gonna take a long time to level to that point.
Blog text (27) -
Don't worry, everyone starts as a noob before they learn the game.
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The tournament was filled with noob players who struggled to follow the rules.
Synonyms
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2.1
Having little experience in a job or activity
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3.4
Not having much skill or practice
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8.0
People who do not know about a subject or activity
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6.5
Not skilled at a task or subject
Not having experience in a subject or activity
Antonyms
How Skilled
Surface Forms
Etymology
Noob as an adjective comes from the same noun noob and from newbie, with new meaning 'new'. People use noob or n00b online to say that someone or something shows the 'lack of skill' of a beginner.