When you're good at something, then you go for an extended period of time NOT doing it. You lose your touch, and suck at it again. This is being a renoob.
You can also refer to it as describing someone else renoobed, or renoobified.
According to the definition of noob, the word can also be used as 'renewb' , 'renewbie' and 'renewbified'.
You can also refer to it as describing someone else renoobed, or renoobified.
According to the definition of noob, the word can also be used as 'renewb' , 'renewbie' and 'renewbified'.
"Man, I used to play pool all the time - but after 7 months of not playing, I've become a renoob."
Descriptive:
"He used to be so damn good at Halo, but now he's a renoob!"
"Man, he used to be so good at pool - but now he has renoobified."
or
"Man, he used to be so good at pool - but now he renoobed."
nix0n
Descriptive:
"He used to be so damn good at Halo, but now he's a renoob!"
"Man, he used to be so good at pool - but now he has renoobified."
or
"Man, he used to be so good at pool - but now he renoobed."
nix0n
by nix0nn June 8, 2009

by Locke May 13, 2005

The act of losing all your skills that the individual once had in a particular sphere or activity, especially computing or gaming after a long absence.
The past tense version "Renoobed" will be used more rather than "renoob".
The past tense version "Renoobed" will be used more rather than "renoob".
Mike was the best at Mario Kart, but since he returned after a hiatus he has been renoobed.
Tom what happened? You were a top player you have been renoobed.
Tom what happened? You were a top player you have been renoobed.
by Hidn07 September 21, 2025
