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mulligan

 

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Noun mulligan has 1 sense
  1. mulligan stew, mulligan, Irish burgoo - Irish version of burgoo
    --1 is a kind of stew

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Mulligan

1. Noun (Golf)

Definition: A mulligan in golf refers to a second chance or replay of a shot taken without counting the previous stroke, typically done when a player's initial shot was poor.

Example sentence: After hitting the ball into the water, John took a mulligan and tried his shot again.

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2. Noun (Informal)

Definition: In informal usage, a mulligan refers to a chance to redo or retry something, typically when a mistake has been made.

Example sentence: Taking a mulligan, she decided to rewrite her essay after realizing she misunderstood the prompt.

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3. Noun (Cooking)

Definition: In cooking, a mulligan refers to a thick stew made from various ingredients, often including meat, vegetables, and spices.

Example sentence: The chef prepared a delicious mulligan using leftover vegetables and a blend of aromatic spices.

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4. Adjective (Informal)

Definition: In an informal context, mulligan can be used as an adjective to describe something that is acceptable or deserving of another chance.

Example sentence: Despite their initial disagreement, he eventually gave her a mulligan and agreed to reconsider her proposal.

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