eagled
SayEE-guhld/ˈiːɡəld/
- 1Simple past and past participle of eagle.
The champion eagled the par-five eighteenth to force a playoff.
Few amateurs have ever eagled a hole this demanding.
Note
Golf turned a noun into a verb here. An eagle is a score of two under par on a hole, and to eagle is to make that score. The form is regular, adding only -d to the final e, and one spelling serves as both past tense (she eagled the eighteenth) and participle (she has eagled it twice). The hole is its usual object, so the passive also works: the hole was eagled.
eagled is a form of eagle
eagle, verb: To complete a golf hole in a score of two strokes under par. Full entry
- Spelling
- eagle → eagled: add -d
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /d/.
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