v. 1.to throw or toss; 2.to set up or anchor; 3.to throw toward the batter in baseball or softball; 4 to move suddenly from one side to the other.
Please pitch me the ball. OR I helped dad pitch the tent before dark.
Please pitch me the ball. OR I helped dad pitch the tent before dark.
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Why did Bill pitch at the next game even though he had promised once again not to play ball?
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What did Bailey's daddy mean about a horse when he said, I had the pitch rode out of her?
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The first part of a pitch is the windup.
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Which future U.S. President threw the opening pitch to start the baseball game?
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A pitch black cat walked under the tree.
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What would Mike rather do than pitch against the Peach Street Mudders?
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Why didn't Johnson get to pitch in the regular games?
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Since Tomasina would not pitch for the Lee's club, what was her solution?
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Where did Louise pitch her cloth tent?
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How was Georgie's last pitch different?
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How did Mike know which pitch to throw?
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He used the monochord to study the pitch.
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Why do Buck and Curly panic when bad weather makes the Narwhale pitch and roll?
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When Greg hurts his shoulder, who has to pitch in the baseball game?
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cast; chuck; hurl; throw
catch
1 syllables
pitch
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