'Noob' could be the millionth English word

[PaulMacC]

I hope it is, it would be awesome to use that in an english exam

[brandon]

I think it's geeky that noob is even considered.

[Ardemax]

I hope it is, it would be awesome to use that in an english exam

"And as the noob sailed away, the pwnz0rz called back, 'Just run away, run away with your nooblets and never return".


hmm, right

[Blinger1]

"And as the noob sailed away, the pwnz0rz called back, 'Just run away, run away with your nooblets and never return".


hmm, right

As if you couldn't say that!

lol

[AgnesIO]

"And as the noob sailed away, the pwnz0rz called back, 'Just run away, run away with your nooblets and never return".


hmm, right

Omg, I offer A fiver in paypal to anyone that says that in an exam - obviously with proof

[eight]

Omg, I offer A fiver in paypal to anyone that says that in an exam - obviously with proof

how are you gonna prove it LOL

take your phone in an exam and take a pic?

[Absently]

But it isn't really a word is it, it's just a short term of Newbie? That's silly, 'cos then there's two words in the dictionary meaning the same thing :S

[Susie Dent]

Ridiculous. Since when did anybody have the right to decide what word can be considered 'a word' anyways

Since the lexicographers said so :eusa_danc

But it isn't really a word is it, it's just a short term of Newbie? That's silly, 'cos then there's two words in the dictionary meaning the same thing :S

Omg how silly/ridiculous/nonsensical: a synonym :S!

Many slang terms are in the dictionary and it only makes sense to put 'noob' in. The English language is constantly developing and coining new terms and this is a good example of that

[e5]

Why do they set a time for it? Confused :S

[AgnesIO]

how are you gonna prove it LOL

take your phone in an exam and take a pic?

I up my offer to a tenner, to whoever is daring enough to do it in a GCSE exam LOL