putted

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• putted — pÊŒt n. gentle stroke designed to roll the ball across the green and into the hole (Golf) v. gently hit the ball with a putter (Golf) …   English contemporary dictionary

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• putt — [[t]pʌ̱t[/t]] putts, putting, putted 1) N COUNT A putt is a stroke in golf that you make when the ball has reached the green in an attempt to get the ball in the hole. ...a 5 foot putt. 2) VERB In golf, when you putt the ball, you hit a putt.… …   English dictionary

• putt — UK [pʌt] / US noun [countable] Word forms putt : singular putt plural putts in golf, a gentle hit of the ball so that it rolls along the ground a short distance towards the hole Derived word: putt UK / US verb intransitive/transitive Word forms… …   English dictionary

• putt-putt — variant of put put * * * /put put , put /, n., v.i. put put. * * * putt putt «PUHT PUHT», noun, intransitive verb. = put put. (Cf. ↑put put) * * * 1. (also put put) n. the rapid intermittent sound of a small gasoline engine she heard the putt …   Useful english dictionary

• hole out — {v.} To finish play in golf by hitting the ball into the cup. * /The other players waited for Palmer to hole out before they putted./ …   Dictionary of American idioms