groundout
noun [C] /ˈɡraʊnd.aʊt/ USDefinition
› in baseball, the act of hitting a ball along the ground so that it is caught by someone on the other team who then causes the batter (= person who hits the ball) to be outBaseball and roundersGeneral terms used in ball sports
(Definition of groundout noun from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- ballgame noun
- base noun (IN BASEBALL)
- batter's box noun
- bullpen noun
- curveball noun
- double noun (BASEBALL)
- double-header noun
- field verb (BALL)
- grounder noun
- hit noun (TOUCH)
- hitter noun
- inning noun
- line-up noun
- mound noun (BASEBALL)
- pitch noun (BASEBALL)
- pitch verb (BASEBALL)
- slice verb (HIT)
- strike (sb) out phrasal verb
- stuff noun (QUALITY)
- the outfield noun
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