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Meanings of greenhorn in English
Usage of greenhorn in English
1
A man must be still a greenhorn in the ways of the
2
I most certainly came across as the wet-behind-the-ears greenhorn that I was.
3
Jeannie clean fergits she was a greenhorn herself onct; we all wuz.
4
It is, I know, sometimes thought allowable to take in a greenhorn.
5
If you are in such a hurry, you shall not know, greenhorn.
6
When I need a guardian I certainly shall not select a greenhorn.
7
Of course you must understand that I was a greenhorn at diving.
8
Only a foolhardy or greenhorn explorer could make headway in Atlantic navigation.
9
Never again will I trust mine eyes for knowledge of a greenhorn.'
10
What do you take us for anyway- abunchof gullible greenhorn fools?
11
I am a greenhorn myself, and a fool in her hands-anold fool.
12
You fellow yonder, you greenhorn, threw the stone over the roof.
13
A greenhorn might have lost the track many times, and made a none.
14
He hefted out both guns and trained 'em on the greenhorn.
15
But little fish are sweet, and he thought he had secured a greenhorn.
16
Could not a girl see it was a shuffle to hoodwink a greenhorn?
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