"newbies" is a correct word in written English.
It is used to refer to people who are new to a certain activity or place. Example sentence: Our company hired a few newbies to join the accounting department.
Returning meditators may get a room of their own, but newbies usually have to share.
The newsgroups I participated in recommended that newbies hang out for at least a few days and preferably more, absorbing a sense of the culture and personalities involved.
This meant, among other things, an ignoble battle among newbies to sponsor bills that would allow them to curry favour with interest groups who would finance their next campaign.
If, as planned at the institute's opening in March, the political newbies are able to take as many as 200 seats, they would start something akin to a revolution: scrapping the upper house, devolving power from Tokyo and rearming the country.That would do for starters.
Swamped by newbies, many from out of state, shop staff toiled to explain the difference between sativa (which delivers a "cerebral", energetic high suited to daytime use) and indica (a depressive effect; better consumed late)."Should've done it 40 years ago!" growls a middle-aged man making his first purchase at Medicine Man, one of Denver's biggest retail outlets.
Mint's aim is to provide newbies and other ordinary folk with the best possible experience for the least number of hassles.
But Sophie, an expensive escort in Edinburgh, says she is seeing an influx of newbies including students and the recently laid-off, many of them offering more for less.Parts of the sex trade are comparatively hale.
This is what unites the SNP newbies in Kelvin.
Like markets, parties over-correct, says a Tory MP: many 2010 newbies thought Mr Osborne had the Midas touch.
Five ambitious newbies this week published a book, "After the Coalition", urging the government to repatriate powers covering criminal law, social policy, financial regulation, farming and fisheries.
Some weathered insurance executives are warning that naive investors are distorting prices, creating a frothy "shadow insurance" sector with systemic implications.They are quietly hoping a well-timed calamity or two will lead to losses big enough for newbies to reconsider their approach.
