golfs
- 1Third person singular present of golf.
My neighbor golfs at the public course near the river.
Whenever she golfs in strong wind, her scores suffer.
Note
A present-tense form whose meaning shifts with its object. On the course it stands alone (she golfs every Sunday, not she golfs a round) because the sporting verb takes no object. Programmers use it transitively, for squeezing code into as few characters as possible: he golfs a regex down. When an object follows, the reader should hear code golf, not the links.
She golfs her solution down to a single line before posting it.
He golfs every puzzle in the challenge just to see how short it can get.
golfs is a form of golf
golf, verb: To play golf as an activity, usually by going out on a course. Full entry
- Spelling
- golf → golfs: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /s/.
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