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new kids in town

new kids in town is the plural of new kid in town.

Meaning of new kid in town

Noun

new kid in town (plural new kids in town)

  1. (definite, idiomatic, informal, usually) Synonym of new kid on the block.
    • As the new kid in town, Renaissance had to almost muscle in to gain paths on a busy East Coast Main Line - but muscle in it did.2024 October 2, Andy Comfort, “How Hull Trains opened the door...”, in RAIL, number 1019, page 49

Questions about new kids in town

What is new kids in town the plural of?
New kids in town is the plural of new kid in town.

Words near new kids in town in the dictionary

  1. New Kent County
  2. New Keynesian
  3. New Keynesians
  4. new kid in town
  5. new kid on the block
  6. new kids in town
  7. new kids on the block
  8. New Kingdom
  9. New Labour
  10. new lad
  11. new laddish

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