Lacking skill, ability, or know-how; unskilled; (formerly also) †ignorant (obsolete). Later: spec. that lacks training or expertise in a craft or…

Of persons: Unskilful, unwise, foolish, careless.

= inexpert, adj.

Unskilful, stupid.

Lacking in knowledge or education; ignorant, unskilled. Cf. perite, adj.

Lacking in skill; inexpert.

Lacking skill; unskilled, unskilful.

Devoid of skill or art. Unpractised, inexperienced; unskilled, ignorant.

Wanting the readiness, aptitude, or dexterity derived from experience; not expert; unskilled.

Ignorant of the arts; unskilled.

Rough in operation; not skilful or delicate.

Inexpert, unskilful. Obsolete. rare.

Inexpert or awkward (in doing something); incapable, unpractical. Obsolete.

Of persons: Unskilful, maladroit. rare.

(un-, prefix1 affix 1.)

Of persons: Not socially or intellectually accomplished.

Characterized by intensity or energy, in a positive or neutral sense (cf. sense A. 9); exciting… colloquial (originally U.S.). Extremely good…

colloquial. Of a low quality or standard; poor, useless; (of a person) lacking skill or talent.

Involving the use of only one finger; simple or rudimentary; requiring or having little dexterity.

That presses a button or buttons; characterized by or involving button pushing.