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- noun Plural form of
divot .
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Examples
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The divots are the wear marks in the frets left by the string contacting them (usually from squeezing the strings to tightly when playing).
Mandolin Cafe News 2009
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The divots are the wear marks in the frets left by the string contacting them (usually from squeezing the strings to tightly when playing).
Mandolin Cafe News 2009
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The divots are the wear marks in the frets left by the string contacting them (usually from squeezing the strings to tightly when playing).
Mandolin Cafe News 2009
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The Schnecksville course is well-maintained, which makes for a smooth game and no "divots" to blame for your bad shot.
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The Schnecksville course is well-maintained, which makes for a smooth game and no "divots" to blame for your bad shot.
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Modeled surface details such as divots in the golf ball and stitching on the baseball
News 2008
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Clear-eyed, unafraid, Sakim beamed confidence into the divots and bruises and missing parts that were the great Cal Rusch.
Three Stages of Amazement Carol Edgarian 2011
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On Sunday, players were leaving divots and the field was slippery when snow started falling.
Greg Jennings says Soldier Field turf 'probably the worst' in the league Cindy Boren 2011
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You can feel the imaginary bike careening down jagged hills, precariously avoiding boulders and divots in a pianistic free fall.
Ralph A. Miriello: Denny Zeitlin With Buster Williams and Matt Wilson at the Kitano Ralph A. Miriello 2011
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Please remember, always replace the divots you take from Mother Earth.
Daniel in a Den of Liberalism vic fortezza 2011
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