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Golf Ball
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Golf Ball
Drug slang A regional term for
(1) Crack cocaine
(2) A formulation of depressants
Sports medicine A hardened ball used to play the sport of golf
golf ball
a source of lead from the compound in the center that can poison dogs that chew them.
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