carded
Meaning
of Card
Source: Webster's dictionaryAnagrams
Examples
A few days ago, I got carded trying to buy a lighter (which means they thought I was younger than 18).
A light, fine cloth made using carded or combed, linen or cotton yarns.
And he carded only four bogeys over 72 holes, beating the previous Masters champion’s low by one.
Christian Swenson and DJ Zeman each carded a 44 as the Knights earned their second conference win of the season.
For Wayne Trace, senior Kaden Sutton led the way with an 82 and senior Dane Moore carded an 86. Sophomore Evan Crosby (95), senior Garrett Williamson (95) and sophomore Nyle Stoller (107) completed the Raider roster.
Hatton also carded a one-over in testing conditions to sit at six under.