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beginner's trap

beginner's trap noun: a trap that commonly deceives those who are new to something, especially a practice or a game.

Noun

beginner's trap (plural beginner's traps)

  1. (set phrase) A trap that commonly deceives those who are new to something, especially a practice or a game.
    • The hole at the beginning of the level is a beginner's trap.

Forms of beginner's trap

pluralbeginner's traps

Questions about beginner's trap

What does beginner's trap mean?
Beginner's trap means a trap that commonly deceives those who are new to something, especially a practice or a game.
What part of speech is beginner's trap?
Beginner's trap is a noun.
What is the plural of beginner's trap?
The plural of beginner's trap is beginner's traps.

Words near beginner's trap in the dictionary

  1. beginner's license
  2. beginner's licenses
  3. beginner's luck
  4. beginner's permit
  5. beginner's permits
  6. beginner's trap
  7. beginner's traps
  8. beginnerish
  9. beginners
  10. beginnes
  11. beginnest

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