rookie

Converse of object

• play: She plays a rookie British teacher in Fillmore High, which is set to air at 9pm n Tuesdays this autumn.
• get: From the start you get some rookies along with good, real players ( similar to Force ).

Adjective modifier

• fellow: Fellow rookie Adriano Medeiros shadowed this battle in fifth.
• British: British rookie Justin Wilson has already flown to America's racing heartland in preparation for his fourth outing with Jaguar Racing.
• young: Young rookie Niall Quinn continues to lead the Rookie.. .
• top: Rich Wadner was comfortably the top rookie this year in his beautifully turned out Swift SC92, and will be worth watching next season.
• new: As your players age, their abilities will peak and decline, while fresh new rookies will join your ball club.
• major: Of a stiff major league rookie for the million.

Modifies a noun

• cop: Comedy - Short Film ) A rookie cop camps outside of.. .
• mistake: Mommy has made the rookie mistake of cutting the ham sandwich into two parts.
• reporter: In The Righteous Men, someone is killing people, and now the wife of a rookie reporter has been kidnaped.
• boss: Steve Gibson is gambling the future of Middlesbrough Football Club on the shoulders of his rookie boss Gareth Southgate.
• season: Her previous best was a tie for 20th at the First Union Betsy King Classic in her rookie season last year.
• driver: Jane Hall also stars At Home With The Braithwaites actress Sarah Smart as rookie bus driver Jane.

Noun used with modifier

• hotshot: There's Lightning McQueen, the hotshot rookie racecar.
• league: Of a stiff major league rookie for the million.
• team: The team rookie Rob McNealy continues to improve and is still learning.
• fantasy: Good Fantasy football Are you a fantasy football rookie?
• football: Good Fantasy football Are you a fantasy football rookie?
• star: Simon Woodside again showed great pace to complete the second row narrowly ahead of star rookie Kris Loane and Neville Smyth.