Definition

A type of golf club that has a brass-plated bottom and a wooden head, designed for making long, low shots; it is also known as a two wood.

Example

He used his brassie to hit the ball over the water hazard.

Conversation

Have you ever tried using a brassie on the course?

Not really, I usually stick to my driver.

I find it great for those long shots when I need precision.

Maybe I should give it a shot; I've heard it can really help.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

The word 'brassie' originates from the Scottish term 'brass', which means boldness or impudence. The suffix '-ie' is a diminutive form, often used to convey affection or smallness. Therefore, 'brassie' refers to a small or endearing form of boldness or impudence.

Memory Tip

Think of 'brass' as representing boldness, and the '-ie' ending makes it feel small or affectionate. So, 'brassie' is like a little bit of boldness.

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