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Frisbee

Frisbee

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A light plastic disc you throw and catch for fun
  • noun
  • /ˈfrɪzbi/
translation icon : frisbee
  • He threw the Frisbee high into the air, and the dog jumped to catch it.
  • ultimate Frisbee
  • a game of Frisbee
  • a ball or Frisbee

Hey, I found Reince Priebus's Frisbee, so get it.

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Examples

  • Anybody wanna play frisbee golf?

  • Why don't we go play Frisbee on the beach?

  • The other example they showed was a woman playing Frisbee with her dog.

  • And we still today this morning, we had an incredible game of frisbee together.

  • And you can play frisbee with the guys.

  • The day was growing dark, and the Frisbee was hard to see.

    Fiction book (1995)
  • The Great Lawn was deserted except for a few people playing Frisbee in the distance.

    Fiction book (1998)
  • Brian, Nick, and Lexi laugh as they play frisbee alongside a duck pond.

    Fiction book (1999)
  • We've been chilling outside, listening to music, playing frisbee, eating snacks for the last like hour or two.

  • Bachelor number two is a furniture designer from Glendale who enjoys Frisbee and dancing.

Compounds

A team sport played with a flying disc where players score by catching it in the opposing end zone

Surface Forms

Frisbee singular
Frisbees plural

Etymology

The word Frisbee comes from a pie company called Frisbie, because college students would throw empty Frisbie pie tins for fun and shout 'Frisbie!' as they tossed them. That's why a Frisbee today is a light plastic flying disc you throw and catch for recreation.