foursome

(fôrsəm)

adjective

of or engaged in by four

Origin: four + -some

noun

  1. a group of four persons
  2. Golf a game involving four players, often two to a team

See foursome in American Heritage Dictionary 4

noun
  1. A group of four persons or things, especially two couples.
  2. a. A game, especially a golf match, played by four persons, usually competing in pairs.
    b. The players in such a game.

Origin:

Origin: Middle English four-som

Origin: , from Old English fēowra sum, one of four

Origin: : fēowra

Origin: , genitive pl. of fēower, four; see four

Origin: + sum, one; see -some2

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