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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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I could get off that couch, get out on that track and prove I have what it takes to join Usain Bolt and the other top athletes on the planet - just as long as Berlino the bear gives me a wee loan of those blue shorts and the big green gutties.
I'd bear up well as athlete by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
His shoes are the thing that stick out the most - he wears gutties that you used to have in primary school
The Captain Talks; MARTIN MAWHINNEY GOES ONE-ON-ONE WITH ARDS ... by The Mirror (London, England)
The initial gutties were smooth and easily damaged, but could be softened with heating and repaired.
Evolution of high tech golf balls by Byers, John / Rubber World
 
 
 
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