putt-putt

noun
UK /ˈpʌt pʌt/
US /ˈpʌt pʌt/

A fun little game where you hit a golf ball into a hole with a small club.

We played putt-putt at the beach and I got a hole in one!


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A soft, repeated popping sound, like a small engine makes.

The old boat went putt-putt across the lake.

3. A small, slow boat or vehicle that makes a putt-putt sound.

Grandpa's little putt-putt chugged along the river.

4. To move while making a soft, repeated popping sound.

The toy car putt-putted around the kitchen floor.