starters

nounbeginner

Synonyms for starters

noun beginner

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Word Origin & History

c.1400, stertour "instigator; one who starts," agent noun from start (v.). For starters "to begin with" is 1873, American English colloquial. Starter home is from 1976; starter set is from 1946, originally of china.

Example Sentences for starters

There were more than forty starters, of which eight finished.

Some use their starters frequently, and make only short runs.

Well, while there were two starters, there was only one finisher.

Crack went the starters pistol, and the runners were away on their course.

These be fine sandwiches and will sarve us very well for starters.

Then they amble off toward a tree where they are their own starters.

There were ten starters, some on steam, others on petrol cars.

Among the starters was to be divided £500, and among the non-starters £600.

There were five starters, and each one looked to have a chance to the finish.

There were five starters in the Derby all with the same impost—122 pounds.

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