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novicey

novicey adjective: characteristic of a novice; inexperienced; amateurish.

Adjective

novicey (comparative more novicey, superlative most novicey)

  1. Characteristic of a novice; inexperienced; amateurish.
    • When I later asked my native informants for their views on the Ladies in Red, I heard nothing but praise, usually backed up with accounts of the idiotic questions, novicey mistakes and ridiculous requests my informants had overheard […]2005, Kate Fox, The Racing Tribe: Portrait Of A British Subculture, page 162

Forms of novicey

comparativemore novicey
superlativemost novicey

Origin of novicey

From novice + -y.

Questions about novicey

What does novicey mean?
Novicey means characteristic of a novice; inexperienced; amateurish.
What part of speech is novicey?
Novicey is an adjective.

Words near novicey in the dictionary

  1. novicelike
  2. noviceness
  3. novices
  4. noviceship
  5. noviceships
  6. novicey
  7. novichok
  8. novichoks
  9. noviciate
  10. noviciates
  11. novicidin

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