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noobish

noobish adjective: like a noob; naive or foolish.

Adjective

noobish (comparative more noobish, superlative most noobish)

  1. (Internet) Like a noob; naive or foolish.
    • Like I said, it's a pretty noobish request, but if someone could point me towards a workaround for this issue it would be much appreciated.

Forms of noobish

comparativemore noobish
superlativemost noobish

Origin of noobish

From noob + -ish.

Questions about noobish

What does noobish mean?
Noobish means like a noob; naive or foolish.
What part of speech is noobish?
Noobish is an adjective.

Words near noobish in the dictionary

  1. noobie
  2. noobier
  3. noobies
  4. noobiest
  5. noobiness
  6. noobish
  7. noobishness
  8. nooblet
  9. nooblets
  10. noobs
  11. nooby

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