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definition
A male who débuts, or appears for the first time.
Examples of debutant in a Sentence
Roth co-wrote the screenplay with fellow debutant, Randy Pearlstein from a story by Roth.
And a great piece of bowling from then debutant.
Paul Taylor struck the kick to the right but Marine's debutant goalkeeper, Mike Stewart, leaped to push the ball away.
The only FC United yellow card of the evening was administered in stoppage time as debutant Simon Cardon badly mistimed a challenge.
On came substitute keeper 18-year-old debutant Alex Davies with the chance to make himself the hero by saving Reid 's spot kick.
Things might have been different had full debutant Jonathan Keaveny not scuffed his shot wide having rounded Marlon Beresford.
He made the senior ranks when only 17 years 139 days old, then the club's youngest debutant.
Ted Doig is the oldest player to play for the Reds aged 41 years 165 days. He is also the oldest Reds debutant.
The other debutant was in the u/17 boys, Elijah Collins.
Sri Sreesanth - otherwise another impressive debutant - dropped an easy one at cover when Pietersen was on 51.
The entire first-half team, which included debutant Jobi McAnuff, was brought off and replaced.
Ruddy became Everton's fourth keeper in five games and second league debutant in 10 minutes.
Steve Chaplin's Mallock headed the next row, with race debutant Robert Beazer alongside.
With Miedzinski passing 16-year-old Danish debutant Jonas Raun, the resultant 7-2 advantage saw Swindon haul themselves back into the match.
Our first debutant in a night crammed full of them, was Simon Jackson, with Luca on second guitar.