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Meanings of birdie in English

Portuguese
peteca
Catalan
volant
Spanish
volante
Wikidata

Badminton equipment consisting of a ball of cork or rubber with a crown of feathers.

peteca

A small bird.

Golf score.

Synonyms
Examples for "one under par"
Examples for "one under par"
1
He is one under par and still firmly part of the discussion.
The Guardian
2
Carvill leads the chase for the professional 36-hole overall prize on one under par.
The Irish Times
3
World number one Ariya Jutanugarn of Thailand opened with a one under par 71.
Radio NZ
4
Kaymer had reached the Friday turn in one under par.
The Guardian
5
Justin Rose will begin day four in a share for 10th, at one under par.
The Guardian
Usage of birdie in English
1
Montgomerie holed a birdie putt of nearly 35 feet at the second.
The Irish Times
2
From far off I hear the sound of...a badminton birdie being hit?
Larry's kidney: being the true story of how I found myself in ch...
3
Noren also blitzed his way to a birdie hat-trick from the 12th.
Reuters
4
The US boys are in a good spot for a birdie though.
The Guardian
5
A birdie two at the short par-three sixth started the birdie blitz.
The Irish Times
6
You can get up-and-down for birdie and get some help out there.
Reuters
7
An had a 60-foot birdie putt that would have forced a playoff.
Reuters
8
He began the back nine with another birdie three at the 10th.
The Irish Times
9
Westwood did not flinch and made his six-foot birdie putt to match.
Reuters
10
He chose to putt from the back of the green for birdie.
The Irish Times
11
Take care of it, birdie; and don't jump on my flowers, Mr.
McGuffey's Second Eclectic Reader
12
After a birdie on the par-five 5th, though, he seemed to click.
The Guardian
13
A birdie at the last helped salvage a little from his round.
The Irish Times
14
But he's never known love, a little birdie whispered in my ear.
The Last Boyfriend
15
The birdie putt is conceded, forcing Harrington to knock in a 25-footer.
The Guardian
16
Koepka kept turning the screw, with his third birdie on the spin.
The Guardian
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Translations for birdie
Portuguese
petecavolante
Catalan
volant
Spanish
volante
Birdie through the time
Birdie across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Rare
United Kingdom
Rare