Noob

Pronunciation: /nub/

Definitions of noob

noun a person who is new to a particular activity or online community, typically inexperienced or unskilled

Example Sentences

A1 My little brother is a noob at playing video games.

A2 She felt like a noob when she first started learning how to code.

B1 The noob in the group kept making mistakes during the project.

B2 As a seasoned player, he had no patience for the noobs on his team.

C1 The experienced developer had to help the noob understand the complex code.

C2 The noob quickly learned from their mistakes and became a skilled player in no time.

Examples of noob in a Sentence

formal The new employee is still learning the ropes and may be considered a noob in this industry.

informal Don't worry about being a noob, we all start somewhere.

slang That guy is such a noob, he doesn't know what he's doing.

figurative In the world of chess, a noob is easily defeated by experienced players.

Grammatical Forms of noob

• past tense: noobed
• plural: noobs
• comparative: more noob
• superlative: most noob
• present tense: noobs
• future tense: will noob
• perfect tense: have noobed
• continuous tense: am noobing
• singular: noob
• positive degree: noob
• infinitive: to noob
• gerund: noobing
• participle: noobed

Origin and Evolution of noob

First Known Use: 1998 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'noob' originated in online gaming communities as a slang term for a new or inexperienced player.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'noob' has evolved to be used more broadly in internet culture to refer to anyone who is inexperienced or lacking in skill in a particular area, not just in gaming.