Tee ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Tee ( noun )

1. A small wooden or plastic peg used as a target in golf and other games.
2. A shape like the letter T, especially as used to support a vertical object such as a pipe or a conductor.

Origin:

From scottish and northern english tee, reduplication of tap.

Examples:

1. The golfer placed the ball on the tee.
2. He used a tee to prop up the antenna.
3. The tee was made of wood and painted white.
4. The tee was the perfect height to support the pipe.
5. He used a tee to support the conductor in the electrical circuit.

(As a verb)

Tee ( verb )

1. A small wooden or plastic peg used as a target in golf and other games.
2. A shape like the letter T, especially as used to support a vertical object such as a pipe or a conductor.

Origin:

From scottish and northern english tee, reduplication of tap.

Examples:

1. The golfer placed the ball on the tee.
2. He used a tee to prop up the antenna.
3. The tee was made of wood and painted white.
4. The tee was the perfect height to support the pipe.
5. He used a tee to support the conductor in the electrical circuit.