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ground score

ground score noun: a desirable item that a person finds abandoned on the ground and keeps.

Noun

ground score (plural ground scores)

  1. (slang) A desirable item that a person finds abandoned on the ground and keeps.
    • This lighter was a ground score from the music festival.

Verb

ground score (third-person singular simple present ground scores, present participle ground scoring, simple past and past participle ground scored)

  1. (ambitransitive) (slang) To obtain a ground score.

Forms of ground score

Noun
pluralground scores
alternative formgroundscore
Verb
third-person singular presentground scores
present participleground scoring
past participleground scored
pastground scored

Origin of ground score

See slang verb score (“to acquire or gain”).

Words formed from ground score

  • grindscore
  • grimescore

Questions about ground score

What does ground score mean?
Ground score means a desirable item that a person finds abandoned on the ground and keeps.
What part of speech is ground score?
Ground score can be a noun or a verb.
What is the plural of ground score?
The plural of ground score is ground scores.

Words near ground score in the dictionary

  1. ground rollers
  2. ground row
  3. ground rows
  4. ground rule
  5. ground rules
  6. ground score
  7. ground scored
  8. ground scores
  9. ground scoring
  10. ground set
  11. ground sets

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