tenderfoot in Finnish
tenderfoot in Finnish is keltanokka, mopo, noviisi — tenderfoot means someone new to something and lacking experience.
tenderfoot in Finnish
keltanokka
(chiefly, North America) An inexperienced person; a novice.
mopo
(chiefly, North America) An inexperienced person; a novice.
noviisi
(chiefly, North America) An inexperienced person; a novice.
vasta-alkaja
(chiefly, North America) An inexperienced person; a novice.
arkajalka
(historical) A newcomer or arriviste to the region in the American frontier (Old West and Wild West).
kolkkapoika
(dated) A Boy Scout of the lowest rank.
What does "tenderfoot" mean?
- noun Someone new to something and lacking experience.
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noun Someone who had just arrived in the American West in frontier times.
""Lavender Cowboy," a pseudo folk song, is a tale of futility. It tells of a tenderfoot "with only two hairs on his chest," whose heroic attempt to prove his manhood results in his death."
- noun A Boy Scout of the lowest rank.
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tenderfoot in a sentence
- "Lavender Cowboy," a pseudo folk song, is a tale of futility. It tells of a tenderfoot "with only two hairs on his chest," whose heroic attempt to prove his manhood results in his death.
- Watson had risen so hurriedly that he had not been careful about his “tarp” and water had run into his bed. But that wouldn’t disconcert anybody but a tenderfoot.
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What is "tenderfoot" in Finnish?
"tenderfoot" in Finnish is keltanokka, mopo, noviisi. tenderfoot means: Someone new to something and lacking experience.
Are there other ways to say "tenderfoot" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 6 translations listed for "tenderfoot": keltanokka, mopo, noviisi, vasta-alkaja, arkajalka, kolkkapoika.
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