idiom |
1. to a tee Perfectly; exactly: a plan that suits me to a tee. |
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noun |
1. The letter t. |
2. Something shaped like a T. |
3. Sports & Games A mark aimed at in certain games, such as curling or quoits. |
4. A small peg with a concave top for holding a golf ball for an initial drive. |
5. The designated area of each golf hole from which a player makes his or her first stroke. |
6. A device used to stand a football on end for a kickoff. |
7. A shaft with a concave top attached to a flat base, used to hold the ball in T-ball. |
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phrasal-verb |
1. tee off To drive a golf ball from the tee. |
2. tee off Slang To start or begin: They teed off the fundraising campaign with a dinner. |
3. tee off Slang To make angry or disgusted: The impertinent remarks teed the speaker off. |
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verb-transitive |
1. To place (a ball) on a tee. Often used with up. |
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