Pronunciation: /fɔːrsəm/
noun a group of four people or things
A1 I saw a foursome of birds perched on the tree.
A2 The foursome of friends went on a picnic together.
B1 The golf tournament had a competitive foursome of players.
B2 The foursome of musicians played a beautiful piece together.
C1 The foursome of diplomats discussed the important issues at the summit.
C2 The foursome of actors received critical acclaim for their performance in the play.
adjective involving four people or things
A1 The foursome of friends went to the park together.
A2 She formed a foursome team for the quiz competition.
B1 The foursome dinner date turned into a fun night out.
B2 The foursome of musicians played a beautiful piece together.
C1 The foursome of executives discussed the new business strategy.
C2 The foursome of experts presented their findings at the conference.
formal The golf tournament had a strict rule of only allowing a foursome to play together.
informal We're planning to have a foursome at the mini golf course this weekend.
slang Let's see if we can get a foursome together for a game of basketball at the park.
figurative The four friends formed a tight foursome, always sticking together through thick and thin.
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