Words for Beginners and Old Pros
Someone who has a lot of experience in an activity, skill or profession. Also, a _____ is someone who has served in a war.
Veteran
without an equal, beyond comparison, matchless
Incomparable
full of joy, strong overpowering emotion, delighted, thrilled, pleased, etc..
ecstatic
string or chain of flower, ribbons, decorative, or jolly decorations.
festoon
very thin; extremely light, delicate, or tenuous
gossamer
A very wise person who may share their wisdom.
Sage
never weakening, failing, or never giving up.
Unflagging
lazy, indulgent, sluggish, idle
Unwilling to work or put forth effort.
Slothful
to crash or strike with forceful impact.
collide
wild, noisy, rowdy, unruly or disorderly
Someone who learns a craft, an art, skill, from a master of that craft.
Apprentice
means not at all interested in or concerned about. If you don’t care one way or another, you are _______ .
Indifferent
Having great enthusiasm or interest in something. Eager, greedy for knowledge
avid
to struggle closely with something. Physical doing this (wrestlers) or mentally doing this with an idea or problem.
grapple
marked by lack of plan, order, or direction
haphazard
A person who is a beginner and new to something. A ______ has few skills.
Novice
means difficult to carry or hold because of shape, size, and weight. It is awkward.
Unwieldy
without interest, lack of enthusiasm, or spirit.
lackadaisical
a collection of things set out in an orderly fashion (rows or columns).
array
having the power to command the attention of spectators; totally fascinating or exciting
riveting