birdie
bir
ˈbɜr
bēr
die
di
di
British pronunciation
/bˈɜːdi/

Definition & Meaning of "birdie"in English

to birdie
01

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

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She birdied the 7th hole with a precise iron shot.
Birdie your way through the course to improve your score.
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

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She served the birdie over the net with perfect aim.
The birdie landed just inside the boundary line.
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.

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He sank a birdie putt from six feet away.
The golfer celebrated after making a birdie on the par-3 hole.
03

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

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The children watched the little birdie hop around the garden.
She pointed to the birdie in the tree, excited to see such a tiny creature.
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