to birdie
Pronunciation
/ˈbɝdi/

Definition & Meaning of "birdie"in English

to birdie
01

to complete a hole in golf in one stroke fewer than the standard par

Grammatical Information
Action verb
Regular
Present tense
birdie
3rd person singular
birdies
Past simple
birdied
Past participle
birdied
Examples
She birdied the 7th hole with a precise iron shot.
Birdie
01

a projectile consisting of a rounded cork or rubber base with a feathered skirt, designed to be struck back and forth over a net in badminton

Grammatical Information
Animacy status
Inanimate
Plural form
birdies
Examples
She served the birdie over the net with perfect aim.
02

(golf) a score of one stroke less than the par value for a hole, typically achieved by sinking the ball into the hole with one fewer stroke than the expected number

What is a "birdie"?

A birdie in golf is when a player completes a hole in one stroke less than par, which is the number of strokes considered standard for that hole. For example, if a hole is a par 4, a birdie would mean completing it in 3 strokes. Scoring a birdie is a good achievement and shows that the player performed better than expected on that hole. Birdies can help lower the player's overall score and are a key goal in competitive golf.

Examples
He sank a birdie putt from six feet away.
03

used to refer to a small or young bird, often used in a casual or affectionate manner

Examples
The children watched the little birdie hop around the garden.
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