birdie
/ˈbɜrdi/
verb
- In golf, to score a birdie on a hole.
- She birdied the 7th hole with a perfect approach shot.
- They hoped to birdie the final hole to win the tournament.
- He birdied three holes in a row to take the lead.
noun
- A small or young bird.
- She whispered, 'Don't scare the birdie away.'
- The cat was watching a birdie in the garden.
- Look at that cute little birdie on the fence!
- In golf, a score of one stroke under par on a hole.
- He sank a long putt for a birdie on the 18th hole.
- She was thrilled to get a birdie on that difficult par 4.
- The golfer needed a birdie to tie the match.
- A term of endearment, often used for a child or loved one.
- Come here, birdie, let me give you a hug.
- Good night, little birdie, sweet dreams.
- Don't cry, birdie, everything will be okay.
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