stimy

[ stahy-mee ]

verb (used with object)

stimied stimyingplural: stimies

1. an uncommon variant of stymie.

Example Sentences

But as for this stimy loft, into the hole and out again, it is quite sure that there was something not just right about the tins in use in the Muirfield holes at that time, for it happened to Bernard Darwin to play precisely the same stroke with precisely the same result in the championship.

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He laid me a stimy, with his ball so near the hole that the only chance was to pitch my own ball right into the hole.

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But he was one up with four to play, and then I laid him a stimy.

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He was three up and five to play, and I worried him down to one up and two to play, but he did the seventeenth hole better than I and finished by laying me a stimy.

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"Don't be silly, Sara," said Aunt Janet, a little stimy.

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