debutant

Converse of object

• have: Things might have been different had full debutant Jonathan Keaveny not scuffed his shot wide having rounded Marlon Beresford.
• pass: With Miedzinski passing 16-year-old Danish debutant Jonas Raun, the resultant 7-2 advantage saw Swindon haul themselves back into the match.

Adjective modifier

• young: He made the senior ranks when only 17 years 139 days old, then the club's youngest debutant.
• old: Ted Doig is the oldest player to play for the Reds aged 41 years 165 days. He is also the oldest Reds debutant.
• first: Our first debutant in a night crammed full of them, was Simon Jackson, with Luca on second guitar.
• other: The other debutant was in the u/17 boys, Elijah Collins.
• fellow: Roth co-wrote the screenplay with fellow debutant, Randy Pearlstein from a story by Roth.
• impressive: Sri Sreesanth - otherwise another impressive debutant - dropped an easy one at cover when Pietersen was on 51.

Modifies a noun

• goalkeeper: Paul Taylor struck the kick to the right but Marine's debutant goalkeeper, Mike Stewart, leaped to push the ball away.
• keeper: Alex's debutant keeper Ben Williams, on loan from Manchester United, was kept very busy.

Used with adjective complement

• include: The entire first-half team, which included debutant Jobi McAnuff, was brought off and replaced.

Noun used with modifier

• league: Ruddy became Everton's fourth keeper in five games and second league debutant in 10 minutes.
• race: Steve Chaplin's Mallock headed the next row, with race debutant Robert Beazer alongside.

Modifying Another Word

• then: And a great piece of bowling from then debutant.

Preposition: of

• evening: Arkady was our second debutant of the evening performing a cover of the Gary Jules song Mad World.
• night: Sharon Ware I suspect Sharon was the 2nd debutant of the night.