greenhorn

Only a greenhorn is careless of the comfort and welfare of his horse.

But little fish are sweet, and he thought he had secured a greenhorn.

Besides, if you are a greenhorn, you act as if you know what you are about.'

He told us not to lean out of the windows, not to point, and explained the word "greenhorn."

I might have knowed it was some greenhorn, when I heard you coming two points off your course.

In spite of his nickname, Sally was no greenhorn on occasions like this.

He would not be able to help but regard Alan as a kid, a greenhorn; it was natural.

It was worthy of a greenhorn out on his first hunting trip; but I did it nevertheless.

They found they had not got quite the greenhorn to deal with that they had first imagined.

“Come now, David, you are passing your jokes off on a greenhorn,” I replied.