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▲
Noun
A person who engages in a pursuit recreationally and on an unpaid basis
A beginner or novice in a given field
A person who is contemptibly inept at a particular activity
A person who lacks skill or experience in a given field
Minor league
A person who is very interested in a particular activity or subject
A person taking part in a sport or game
A person of mediocre ability
The state or quality of being without guile, cunning, or deceit
Adjective
Done in an inept or unskilful way
Done only for recreational purposes and without payment
Having little knowledge or experience of a particular skill or field of work
Designed to suit the general public rather than specialists or intellectuals
Average to middling in quality
Without a salary or wage
… more ▼
▲
Noun
▲
A person who engages in a pursuit recreationally and on an unpaid basis
dabbler
dilettante
potterer
layman
tinkerer
putterer
nonexpert
hobbyist
layperson
nonprofessional
trifler
enthusiast
devotee
ham
buff
fan
non-professional
non-specialist
casual participant
… lover
tyro
novice
neophyte
non-expert
abecedarian
dallier
tenderfoot
greenhorn
uninitiate
smatterer
man in the street
man on the street
normie
loafer
beginner
pretender
laity
laywoman
laic
muggle
nonspecialist
outsider
lay person
rookie
weekend warrior
dabbler out
recruit
hopeful
apprentice
probationer
aspirant
learner
parishioner
secular
believer
member
follower
proselyte
bush leaguer
Sunday driver
more ❯
“The band sponsored a female athlete and an
amateur
in each sport.”
Noun
▲
A beginner or novice in a given field
novice
beginner
apprentice
neophyte
tyro
greenhorn
recruit
tenderfoot
learner
aspirant
hopeful
bush leaguer
newcomer
rookie
novitiate
newbie
freshman
colt
fledgling
abecedarian
punk
trainee
babe
virgin
rook
cub
new kid on the block
probationer
student
starter
initiate
pupil
raw recruit
new boy
new girl
newie
new kid
new recruit
mentee
buckwheater
new member
convert
proselyte
postulant
inexperienced person
plebe
catechumen
newling
noob
cadet
greenie
new person
inductee
member
new boy/girl
freshwoman
entrant
pledgee
pledge
new entrant
fish out of water
Johnny-come-lately
dabbler
dilettante
n00b
hacker
simpleton
naif
ingenue
ingénue
rube
hayseed
prentice
heel
intern
protege
ward
protégé
protégée
new hand
new kid on block
first of May
naive person
fresher
probie
newb
new chum
more ❯
“It is not his intention to write a lecture on this subject as he is still an
amateur
in this field.”
Noun
▲
A person who is contemptibly inept at a particular activity
bungler
blunderer
bumbler
incompetent
bodger
hack
fool
dolt
dunce
bonehead
ignoramus
botcher
blockhead
prat
donkey
mutt
clown
cowboy
butterfingers
fumbler
blunderbuss
butcher
spud
klutz
muddler
duffer
screwup
numskull
lurdan
goofball
lubber
jackleg
mismanager
muffer
schlemiel
addlebrain
clod
featherbrain
spoiler
hopeless case
goof off
screw up
foul-up
clumsy oaf
idiot
twit
moron
imbecile
simpleton
jackass
nincompoop
dope
halfwit
nitwit
dullard
doofus
lamebrain
chump
birdbrain
numbskull
ninny
fathead
nit
clot
berk
dunderhead
twerp
numpty
putz
bogan
thicko
eejit
knobhead
dorba
dork
pillock
schmuck
dimwit
dummy
dumbhead
meathead
bozo
dweeb
oaf
knucklehead
dumbo
lamer
goof
muppet
galoot
geek
turkey
dipstick
git
poop
nerd
clunk
simp
cretin
airhead
boob
pinhead
dingbat
mug
chucklehead
goose
ninnyhammer
wally
drongo
chowderhead
galah
cuckoo
jerk
nong
thickhead
noodle
featherhead
charlie
goofus
booby
alec
wazzock
palooka
plank
lummox
divvy
plonker
charley
prick
lunatic
coot
meatball
gonzo
cuddy
mooncalf
dip
nutcase
nyaff
nut
balloon
ding-dong
dum-dum
half-wit
dumb-bell
ding-a-ling
stupid person
pea-brain
wooden-head
yo-yo
goat
silly billy
weenie
muggins
cloth-head
Neanderthal
lump
yahoo
yokel
dumbbell
brute
buffoon
goon
baboon
sap
dodo
noddy
boor
bumpkin
lout
nimrod
loon
hick
wiener
dill
schlub
yobbo
ape
dingleberry
stupid
clodhopper
stumblebum
mompara
clodpole
barbarian
clodpoll
stupe
bubblehead
weeny
boofhead
yob
woodenhead
poon
deadhead
tosser
mome
tit
dummkopf
loggerhead
squarehead
muttonhead
shlub
gawk
natural
saphead
bear
loser
gorilla
lunkhead
lug
gink
cuddie
hobbledehoy
hammerhead
gobdaw
schnook
bosthoon
churl
hulk
gowk
stock
hardhead
ratbag
gander
golem
nerk
witling
zombie
beast
sumph
spoony
cluck
scozza
tomfool
chav
twonk
bruiser
skate
oik
schlepper
cougan
ox
know-nothing
wing nut
dumb cluck
clumsy idiot
pudding-head
dumb ox
dim bulb
lame-brain
more ❯
“Owen is a journalist, Mara a novelist, and his contempt at having what he sees as an
amateur
on his patch is made blindingly obvious.”
Noun
▲
A person who lacks skill or experience in a given field
inexpert
jackleg
trifler
hack
hacker
dilettante
newbie
novice
beginner
apprentice
newcomer
neophyte
tyro
rookie
greenhorn
tenderfoot
fledgling
freshman
novitiate
trainee
babe
cub
virgin
colt
initiate
noob
“Instinct told him that this book would amount to no more than the scribble of a floundering
amateur
.”
Noun
▲
Minor league
bush league
minors
nothing to brag about
second-rate
small potatoes
the bushes
triple-A
Noun
▲
A person who is very interested in a particular activity or subject
enthusiast
fan
aficionado
buff
devotee
fanatic
fiend
lover
freak
admirer
nut
addict
connoisseur
maniac
pundit
afficionado
bug
fancier
habitue
head
hound
junkie
junky
savant
sucker
zealot
adherent
believer
fool
fundi
groupie
habitué
ham
monomaniac
nerd
ninja
participant
worshipper
UK
worshiper
US
bum
eccentric
jock
prosumer
stalwart
power user
a great one for
one of the cognoscenti
maven
mavin
follower
supporter
one who is into
geek
aficionada
votary
-head
rooter
snob
obsessive
booster
disciple
master
wizard
ace
appreciator
hanger-on
crank
idolater
devoted fan
hobbyist
expert
partisan
practitioner
votarist
techie
great one
barmy army
idolizer
cat
patron
adorer
backer
champion
avid supporter
obsessed fan
stage-door Johnny
hero-worshiper
more ❯
Noun
▲
A person taking part in a sport or game
player
competitor
contestant
sportsman
sportsperson
contender
sportswoman
athlete
participant
baller
champ
jock
member
opponent
pro
professional
rookie
superjock
sweat
gamer
team member
ball player
team player
challenger
runner
racer
entrant
candidate
pothunter
letterwoman
letterman
letterperson
musclebrain
games player
sprinter
marathoner
harrier
jogger
cross-country runner
hurdler
miler
trackman
middle distance runner
long-distance runner
distance runner
long distance runner
more ❯
Noun
▲
A person of mediocre ability
mediocrity
nonentity
cypher
UK
cipher
US
nobody
lightweight
nothing
second-rater
no-hoper
non-person
non-starter
commoner
upstart
insect
zero
whippersnapper
insignificancy
zilch
dwarf
snippersnapper
morsel
pygmy
shrimp
nullity
twerp
squirt
number
half-pint
pip-squeak
pigmy
unknown
menial
unimportant person
no-mark
little guy
small potato
pipsqueak
gnat
nerk
squit
picayune
bozo
nyaff
johnny
dandiprat
pisher
insignificant person
snip
small fry
little man
sprat
minnow
person of no account
stripling
spear carrier
pup
puppy
nebbish
person of no importance
git
twit
twerk
runt
statistic
pawn
nonbeing
person of little consequence
random
malapert
brat
minx
young upstart
slip of a …
piece of data
man of straw
small beer
small potatoes
more ❯
Noun
▲
The state or quality of being without guile, cunning, or deceit
greenness
innocence
simplicity
naivety
guilelessness
ingenuousness
naivete
artlessness
unworldliness
simpleness
naturalness
naiveness
viridity
simplemindedness
unsophistication
rawness
ignorance
immaturity
newness
callowness
amateurishness
youth
inexpertness
ineptness
inexperience
gullibility
naiveté
credulousness
lack of sophistication
credulity
unpretentiousness
sincerity
freshness
openness
trustfulness
childlikeness
unaffectedness
lack of experience
youthfulness
puerility
imperfection
genuineness
incompleteness
unsophisticatedness
over-trustfulness
spontaneity
blind faith
lack of suspicion
jejuneness
gullibleness
impressionableness
juvenileness
purity
jejunity
honesty
fairness
unsuspiciousness
trustingness
imprudence
trust
humbleness
jejunosity
candor
US
unassumingness
openheartedness
trueness
lack of guile
candour
UK
tenderness
naiveté
naïveté
childlike simplicity
unawareness
unfamiliarity
unenlightenment
frankness
childishness
infantilism
unexpertness
babyishness
nescience
cluelessness
forthrightness
candidness
unripeness
plainness
lack of knowledge
lack of education
childish behavior
sourness
crudeness
crudity
unpreparedness
lack of completion
lack of development
straightforwardness
truthfulness
bluntness
outspokenness
directness
unreservedness
integrity
probity
veracity
trustworthiness
truth
authenticity
unreserve
unguardedness
plumpness
impartiality
plainspokenness
seriousness
lack of deceit
unequivocalness
open-heartedness
freeness
plain-spokenness
absence of reserve
parrhesia
complete honesty
honour
UK
honor
US
reliability
wholeheartedness
earnestness
justice
singleness
goodwill
heart
sincereness
bona fides
good faith
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Done in an inept or unskilful way
inexpert
unskilled
amateurish
incompetent
inept
inexperienced
unprofessional
incapable
bungling
unskillful
unfit
unskilful
useless
ineffectual
blundering
dilettante
unable
clumsy
nonprofessional
maladroit
dilettantish
jackleg
floundering
crude
substandard
cowboy
gauche
bumbling
botched
slapdash
shoddy
slipshod
sloppy
bodged
skill-less
untrained
unqualified
unfitted
inadequate
awkward
unproficient
unequipped
inefficient
unaccomplished
unpractised
green
inferior
inapt
ineffective
deficient
unhandy
cack-handed
ham-fisted
raw
untalented
unapt
undependable
not up to scratch
no good
hopeless
ham-handed
wanting
bush-league
unworkmanlike
inproficient
not good enough
unreliable
Sunday
backyard
avocational
unsuitable
menial
disqualified
careless
ineligible
untaught
insufficient
weak
bad
not equal to
lacking ability
not up to snuff
not up to
insipid
hack
sciolistic
talentless
fumbling
unartful
gawky
nonexpert
second-rate
lay
rude
botching
unsophisticated
fumbled
heavy-handed
unschooled
uncultivated
butterfingered
not professional
uneducated
unpracticed
without finesse
unpolished
impotent
manual
unversed
labouring
UK
all thumbs
bum
feckless
shiftless
inefficacious
feeble
worthless
suboptimal
subpar
unprepared
lacking finesse
all fingers and thumbs
bush
negligent
undeveloped
laboring
US
blue-collar
ill-equipped
ungifted
rookie
tenderfoot
dabbling
not cut out
half-baked
half-cocked
not qualified
non-qualified
not prepared
pathetic
lacking
incapacitated
uninitiated
helpless
unadapted
farcical
a dead loss
not much cop
not cut out for
leaving much to be desired
not up to it
less capable
not have it
out to lunch
unable to do something for toffee
graceless
ungainly
ungraceful
lumbering
uncoordinated
inelegant
unco
clodhopping
klutzy
stumbling
handless
like a bull in a china shop
oafish
cloddish
gangling
gawkish
lubberly
ponderous
clownish
left-handed
undexterous
coarse
shambling
poor
stiff
rough
bovine
unadept
flat-footed
foolish
muddled
with two left feet
inadept
unrefined
unsatisfactory
unwieldy
butterfingers
faulty
defective
lousy
cumbersome
heavy-footed
uncouth
wooden
powerless
stilted
clunky
out of your depth
not agile
all thumbs
mutton-fisted
loser
unsteady
rough-and-tumble
crass
hulking
loutish
unequal
indelicate
slouching
two left feet
unsuited
artless
naive
imperfect
not equipped to
fumbly
duff
can't hack it
couldn't organize a piss-up in a brewery
coltish
unequal to the task
rough-hewn
not much chop
no great shakes
not know one's arse from one's elbow
lacking experience
having two left feet
having two left hands
ill-bred
unacceptable
dissatisfactory
wretched
wrong
wack
paltry
lame
crummy
punk
off
sour
crumby
ill
heavy
blunderous
elephantine
labored
US
laboured
UK
accident-prone
more ❯
“A celebrity would sit politely on Farley's sofa, while the bumbling
amateur
interviewer stammered his way through a series of inane questions.”
Adjective
▲
Done only for recreational purposes and without payment
avocational
lay
recreational
backyard
dilettante
leisure
nonprofessional
unpaid
jackleg
Sunday
non-professional
non-specialist
part-time
extracurricular
personal
private
outside of work
“Paul Burgess and Randy Olson are train enthusiasts and
amateur
photographers.”
Adjective
▲
Having little knowledge or experience of a particular skill or field of work
inexperienced
green
raw
untrained
unfledged
immature
naive
uninformed
innocent
ignorant
new
callow
unschooled
unseasoned
juvenile
unacquainted
unversed
inexpert
unskilled
unripe
unconversant
unsophisticated
untried
unfamiliar
uninitiated
unripened
unpracticed
unformed
fresh
untutored
adolescent
puerile
unqualified
unaccustomed
young
unworldly
unpractised
tenderfoot
untested
unused
unproven
verdant
kid
rookie
undisciplined
rude
inept
prentice
sophomoric
wet behind the ears
unfamiliar with
wide-eyed
lacking experience
born yesterday
spring chicken
amateurish
undeveloped
uninitiate
fledgling
nonprofessional
non-technical
dilettante
lay
non-professional
just starting out
unrehearsed
naïve
unskillful
unlearned
unprofessional
jackleg
underdeveloped
probationary
virginal
virgin
youthful
first-time
dewy
untaught
non-specialist
nonspecialist
ordinary
unequipped
uneducated
unchartered
unlicensed
incompetent
incapable
uncertificated
illiterate
novice
untamed
nescient
uncultivated
unprepared
wild
not trained
unenlightened
unread
benighted
uninstructed
unlettered
simple
oblivious
unwitting
unaware
insensible
nonliterate
unconscious
analphabetic
unknowing
unmindful
unknowledgeable
incognizant
in the dark
uncultured
thick
clueless
unsuspecting
backward
dark
witless
dense
shallow
unscholarly
birdbrained
unintellectual
mindless
obtuse
misinformed
imbecilic
moronic
cretinous
childlike
primitive
jejune
unconversant with
blind to
inexperienced in
ill-informed
as green as grass
ingenuous
unsuspicious
unintelligent
credulous
stupid
apprenticed
impressionable
confiding
naif
uncritical
naïf
unstudied
simpleminded
unacquainted with
inerudite
unused to
a stranger to
unenlightened about
strange to
in the dark about
uninformed about
unweaned
trusting
guileless
gullible
dim
dumb
artless
unwary
dopey
trustful
unpretentious
unguarded
unaffected
unsceptical
dozy
philistine
airheaded
unaccomplished
unpretending
simple-minded
uncivilized
US
over-trusting
unversed in
new to
easily deceived
easily taken in
easily led
slow on the uptake
unaccustomed to
uncivilised
UK
unaware of
anti-intellectual
unschooled in
ill-educated
ignorant of
uninitiated in
fresh to
nescient of
unpractised in
slow
kidstuff
childish
unstudious
impractical
dull
blind
poorly educated
strange
untutored in
half-witted
unpolished
solecistic
catachrestic
vacuous
slow-witted
thickheaded
thick-witted
out of the loop
unable to read and write
softheaded
unsmart
unrefined
newcome
inartistic
bourgeois
tasteless
not used
a stranger
a newbie to
too green
not given to
a newcomer to
not used to
inexperienced at
a novice at
not prepared
commercial
materialist
without knowledge
green about
inexperienced of
unconscious of
naive about
out of the loop of
not knowing the first thing about
uninitiated about
uninformed of
innocent about
clueless about
heedless
unknowing of
oblivious to
innocent of
unwitting of
not having the faintest about
fond
unwise
easy
silly
natural
superficial
uncorrupted
cute
unjaded
quaint
plain
countrified
Panglossian
daft
uncomprehending
dewy-eyed
starry-eyed
dotish
divvy
chowderheaded
dof
hebete
glaikit
empty-headed
like a babe in the woods
aw-shucks
pig-ignorant
thick as two short planks
not the full shilling
as thick as two short planks
a brick short of a load
two sandwiches short of a picnic
dead from the neck up
inconversant
unskilled at
not versed
not versed in
unskilled in
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Designed to suit the general public rather than specialists or intellectuals
popular
lay
general
accessible
approachable
simplified
plain
simple
easy
straightforward
understandable
intelligible
middlebrow
lowbrow
embraced
familiar
pop
bland
cheap
easy to understand
lay person's
mass-market
middle-of-the-road
non-professional
non-specialist
non-technical
readily understood
Adjective
▲
Average to middling in quality
mediocre
ordinary
average
middling
common
unexceptional
unremarkable
indifferent
commonplace
undistinguished
fair
passable
everyday
workaday
medium
prosaic
pedestrian
vanilla
uninspired
tolerable
standard
moderate
unexciting
humdrum
adequate
dull
lacklustre
UK
forgettable
OK
lackluster
US
characterless
conventional
mean
decent
inferior
mainstream
fairish
banal
amateurish
insignificant
intermediate
colourless
UK
colorless
US
meh
run-of-the-mill
so-so
middle-of-the-road
bog-standard
second-rate
fair-to-middling
half-pie
plain vanilla
run-of-the-mine
run-of-mine
no great shakes
second-class
not so hot
nothing to write home about
not up to much
not very good
fair to middling
normal
all right
okay
unmemorable
satisfactory
respectable
usual
O.K.
typical
serviceable
good
not bad
not much cop
in-between
unimportant
immaterial
modest
poor
uneventful
inconspicuous
plodding
enough
traditional
of no consequence
boring
unspectacular
acceptable
nothing out of the ordinary
bland
sufficient
customary
regular
familiar
routine
boilerplate
allowable
presentable
general
fairly good
admissible
plastic
garden
nowhere
jake
sufficiently good
good enough
standard-issue
garden-variety
fine
moderately good
cut-and-dry
a dime a dozen
cut-and-dried
not too bad
run of the mill
nothing special
middle of the road
bush-league
ten a penny
unexceptionable
unimpeachable
reasonable
livable
goodish
tidy
nothing to get excited about
common or garden
pretty good
better than nothing
plain
mundane
stock
quotidian
simple
habitual
accustomed
prevailing
uninteresting
established
natural
nondescript
popular
prevalent
wonted
uninspiring
ornery
trite
hackneyed
garden variety
stale
predictable
expected
set
unpretentious
orthodox
unnoteworthy
frequent
lowly
ubiquitous
unimpressive
drab
accepted
settled
staple
household
dreary
homespun
humble
day-to-day
unoriginal
characteristic
homely
current
representative
stereotypical
archetypical
generic
daily
basic
regulation
dime-a-dozen
insipid
classic
overused
archetypal
majority
derivative
corny
stereotyped
fixed
formulaic
going
monotonous
par for the course
old hat
tame
unprepossessing
unimposing
plebeian
unimaginative
dry
tired
overworked
widespread
recognized
US
hacky
white-bread
acknowledged
typic
terrestrial
standardized
US
platitudinous
vulgar
universal
received
standardised
UK
chronic
recognised
UK
public
worn out
tedious
bog standard
nitty-gritty
flat
unambitious
straightforward
heavy
jejune
overdone
lifeless
unaspiring
overall
gray
US
grey
UK
time-worn
low
nothing
cornball
blah
small
true
suburban
ruling
collective
anaemic
UK
shared
predominant
rife
pervasive
dime-store
featureless
deadpan
unadorned
clichéd
played out
classical
ho-hum
unostentatious
fair enough
anemic
US
proverbial
unvaried
matter-of-fact
unembellished
methodical
matter-of-course
worn-out
widely held
median
anonymous
unspecial
next
straight
trivial
practical
present
limited
canonical
empty
periodic
orderly
anodyne
valid
scheduled
one-size-fits-all
unextraordinary
soulless
blending into the background
seasonal
two a penny
useless
family
casual
domestic
informal
tiresome
plain-Jane
wearisome
irrelevant
inconsiderable
paltry
admitted
no-frills
whitebread
slow
random
non-autistic
inconsequential
pointless
piddling
worthless
off-the-shelf
unfussy
unshowy
restrained
unsophisticated
ponderous
acquired
honored
US
meaningless
whatever
canned
formal
wearying
tiring
nothing to shout about
blank
expressionless
conformist
leaden
stodgy
central
readily available
well worn
widely available
ready-made
derived
barely adequate
numbing
core
old
stuffy
jading
drudging
lamestream
monochromatic
indistinctive
neutral
faceless
noncommittal
arid
dominant
honoured
UK
weary
primary
dusty
stupid
neither one thing nor the other
non-disordered
of little consequence
of little importance
not worth mentioning
of no importance
of no great concern
of no account
well established
constant
repetitious
unvarying
mass
wide
repetitive
lumpen
baseborn
low-life
non-specific
lowborn
ignoble
prole
proletarian
lower-class
uncreative
inherent
symptomatic
consistent
truistic
familiar tune
boiler plate
banausic
grind
inane
broad
turgid
dim
monotone
anticipated
foreseeable
indicative
foreseen
reliable
emblematic
prescriptive
mind-numbing
national
blanket
communal
overarching
global
joint
outright
distinctive
likely
unsurprising
idiosyncratic
proper
steady
distinguishing
comprehensive
rampant
individualistic
native
cliched
wishy-washy
in keeping
in character
total
sweeping
epidemic
nationwide
societal
wholesale
unassuming
true to form
to be expected
neurotypical
only to be expected
on the cards
time-honoured
… all over
true to type
broad-spectrum
across-the-board
in circulation
across the board
in force
in vogue
broad-brush
all-round
all-around
vapid
inelaborate
unextravagant
unaffected
spiritless
declassed
unwashed
base
menial
unexcessive
unobtrusive
unembroidered
economical
unornamented
vacuous
prosy
dead
pabulum
lusterless
zero
unradical
unstudied
cheap
discreet
inexpensive
unextreme
square
yawn
businesslike
unemotional
clean
most common
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Without a salary or wage
unpaid
honorary
voluntary
volunteer
free
gratuitous
unrewarded
unsalaried
unremunerative
contributed
donated
free-willed
unindemnified
unwaged
pro bono
pro bono publico
willing
for free
without pay
non-professional
without charge
without payment
charitable
for nothing
free of charge
complimentary
costless
gratis
wageless
chargeless
cost-free
buckshee
unrecompensed
on the house
freebie
at no cost
as a gift
freely given
at no charge
without recompense
on someone
unpaid for
toll-free
free ride
for love
unremunerated
uncompensated
due
payless
courtesy
as a perk
free of cost
costing nothing
free lunch
no charge
compliments of the house
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