golp
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of golp
1555–65; perhaps < Spanish golpe a wound
Example Sentences
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I've got a golp date with Rowley of Puriproducts, so why don't you join us, Tom?
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So that was why the man had broken with tradition and invited a common time-thief to a game of golp!
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The decision had been a wise one: "Easy Money" looked more like a horse than most real horses did, could travel twice as fast, and was as easy to ride and to maneuver as a golp jetney.
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The room climaxed a vertical series of slightly less sumptuous chambers known collectively as the Perfidion Tower, and the Perfidion Tower stood with a score of balconied brothers on a blacktop island in the exact center of Kansas' largest golp course.
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On the Golp Terrace, as the blacktop island was called, everyone and everything conformed—or else.
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