never-was
never-was noun: one who has never achieved success or popularity.
Noun
never-was (plural never-weres)
- One who has never achieved success or popularity.
- They're saying Sonny Hayes isn't a has-been. He's a never-was.2025, Ehren Kruger, F1: The Movie, spoken by Kate McKenna (Kerry Condon)
- Synonyms:
- never-wozzer, never-been
Synonyms of never-was
Forms of never-was
| plural | never-weres |
|---|---|
| alternative form | neverwas |
| alternative form | never was |
Questions about never-was
- What does never-was mean?
- Never-was means one who has never achieved success or popularity.
- What part of speech is never-was?
- Never-was is a noun.
- What is the plural of never-was?
- The plural of never-was is never-weres.
Words near never-was in the dictionary
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