Beginner

What do we mean by beginner?

One that begins. noun

One who is just starting to learn or do something; a novice. noun

One who begins or originates; one who starts or first leads off; an author or originator. noun

One beginning to learn or practise; a novice; a tyro: as, “a sermon of a new beginner,” Swift. noun

One who begins or originates anything. Specifically: A young or inexperienced practitioner or student; a tyro. noun

Someone who is just starting at something, or has only recently started. noun

Someone who sets (or puts) something in motion noun

A person who founds or establishes some institution noun

Someone new to a field or activity noun

Someone who is just starting at something, or has only recently started.

Someone who sets something in motion.

Someone who is inexperienced at something. Urban Dictionary

Another word for noob beginners are people who are new, somebody who is not pro, and somebody who does not pwn Urban Dictionary

Boys or girls learning to skate because they love it they usly know the names of a bunch of tricks, brands, and pro skater but ARE NOT posers they skate cuz they love to (even if there not that good) not to impress anyone dosnt always wear skater brands cuz they dont wanna be a poser gets made fun of by poser, but the truth is that they are better than the poser at skating anyday Urban Dictionary

A phrase representing pure luck on the first try. Urban Dictionary

A trap that leads to your death that you otherwise wouldn't have known. Urban Dictionary

Used to describe when a girl's clitoris is so big and obvious that even a male virgin could find it. good for helping sexually inexperienced males practice Urban Dictionary

(Idiom) when someone new to the field outclasses the veterans, they will scornfully remark this. Urban Dictionary

1) When you invite a person to do something that you pride yourself in and they are better at it than you. You usually use this word if you are somewhat of a sore loser. 2) The person who is better at something than your friend even though your new at it can also use this word to be humble and comfort their friend. This definition can be used to show off sometimes. Urban Dictionary

When you are a beginner at something but you perform like an expert due to "beginner's luck". Urban Dictionary

The slack ink cartridge that you receive with your brand new printer. It will print the test page flawlessly. Three and 1/2 pages later its out. Then you see is "Order New Ink Here!" Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to beginner:
beginner, beginnen, ginner, benner, beringer, beginners, aginner, binner, bewinter, beginn, gewinner, begonnen, beniner, beisner.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word beginner:
chairlift, intermediate, groomed, glider, novice, terrain, expert, trails, tubing, advanced, quad, lift, slopes, ski, skiing, slope, carpet, tow, lesson, difficulty, mode, riders, lessons, vocabulary, approximate, rails, resort, level, alike, classes, modes, pottery, rope, skating, levels, learn, easy, strings, skill, vertical, rider, bike, trail, guide, recreational, courses, chair, fitness, skills, climbing, instructor, trips, helen, moves, belt, lodge, readers, double, longest, elite, entrance, loop, amateur, cat, models, ensemble, pro, mountain, snow, random, diamond, bible, experienced, fun, triple, parks, books, choir, grades, learning, bowl, simple, instruction, magic, runs, chess, competitive, drop, stages, advance, jan, basic, piano, flight, friendly, relative, students, dan, players, training.

Words that rhyme with beginner:
dinner, printer, inner, spinner, winner, thinner, breadwinner, sinner, skinner, berliner, tinner, pinner, ginner, mule skinner, finner, b f skinner, minner, binner, tv dinner, boiled dinner, prize winner, kinner, west berliner, lottery winner, medal winner, new england boiled dinner, web spinner, zinner, gwinner, been her, begin her, brinner, cwynar, flinner, gin her, in her, pin her, skin her, spin her, thin her, underpin her, wherein her, win her, within her.

Adjectives that are often used to describe beginner:
young, new, advanced, absolute, mere, complete, average, raw, good, unique, inexperienced, true, common, poor, enthusiastic, merest, real, typical, promising, perpetual, excellent, literary, relative, veriest, late, ambitious, total, penniless, talented, prudent, serious, timid, unknown, deserving, usual, youthful, eager, nervous, humble, comparative, gifted, ignorant, ideal, awkward, intelligent, untrained, slow, ordinary, interested, wise, clumsy, innocent, youngest, classic, unwary, school, naive, unskilled, earnest, green, rankest, eternal, virtual, humblest, dull, rough, bright, conscientious, proverbial, modest, brilliant, amateur.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective beginner:
readers, students, books, level, teachers, classes, learners, skiers, lessons, writers, players, rider, intermediate, materials, groups, programmers, divers, status, type, riders, courses, questions, advanced, runners, terrain, surfers, swimmers, cooks, counsellors, cereals, trails, stage, researchers, educators, golfers, mistakes, areas.

Consonant match to beginner:
burgener, began a, began he, began her, began high, began i, began no, begin a, begin he, begin her, begin no, begun a, begun he, begun her, begun high, begun i, begun new, begun no.

Words that sound like beginner:
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