beginner's luck
beginner's luck by Nic Grossie June 2, 2008
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beginner's luck
1) When you invite a person to do something that you pride yourself in and they are better at it than you. You usually use this word if you are somewhat of a sore loser.
2) The person who is better at something than your friend even though your new at it can also use this word to be humble and comfort their friend. This definition can be used to show off sometimes.
2) The person who is better at something than your friend even though your new at it can also use this word to be humble and comfort their friend. This definition can be used to show off sometimes.
1) Jeff: "Hey I'm pretty good at this!"
Paige: "Pshhhh, it's just beginner's luck, bro."
2) Molly: "OH DUDE YOU ARE SO AWESOME AT THIS!"
David: "Nah, you're much better. I just have beginner's luck. Its nothing!"
Paige: "Pshhhh, it's just beginner's luck, bro."
2) Molly: "OH DUDE YOU ARE SO AWESOME AT THIS!"
David: "Nah, you're much better. I just have beginner's luck. Its nothing!"
beginner's luck by NICEUNICORN45 May 11, 2018
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Beginner's Luck
When I was throwing a bowling ball at 10 pins and it went to the far left side (thinking I was gonna hit 0) I got dissapointed, but, then all of a sudden it bounced off the left side and hit 9/10 pins! That was epic beginner's luck!
True story.
True story.
Beginner's Luck by Ezhidze July 28, 2010
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beginners' luck by Kung-Fu Jesus May 11, 2004
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