Divot

[Sarah]

A thin, oblong turf used for covering cottages, and also forfuel. [Scot.] Simmonds.

[Sarah]

A divot is Scottish slang. It refers to the patch of grass that is a few inches wide and a few inches long that happens when you go golfing. It also looks like the patch of hair on a woman's vagina, hence the term divot. Etymology: alteration of earlier Scots devat, from Middle English (Scots) duvat. Date: 1586. 1 Scottish : a square of turf or sod

[Sarah]

The act of putting your hand down a person's pants, grabbing as much of the pubic hair as possible... yelling FORE! and then ripping as hard as you can!

[Sarah]

a sexual act involving pooing into your own hand and mashing the poo into a female vagina. once the said poo is in place, you shave off your pubes (make sure you grow for a few weeks before committing the act) and mash them into the poo, creating the effect of replacing a divot.

[Becky]

Used as a slang term to describe someone who looks and acts unusual. They will probably be [flamed] for being a [divot]. Used to as well describe someone badly or rudely, as if they are trying to [flame].

[Merna]

A piece of turf cut out of the ground by a golf club in making a stroke.

[Jason Yan]

Divot in Golf. The piece of earth dug up as a player strikes the ball. Etiquette requires that players replace divots.

[Julene]

a small hole in an area of grass, especially one made by a golf club (= stick for hitting) or ball; a piece of grass that has been cut out, leaving such a hole