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101pitch a tent — phrase to make a tent ready to use They pitched camp by the river. Thesaurus: camping and caravanninghyponym people who travelhyponym Main entry: pitch …
102pitch|man — «PIHCH MAN», noun, plural men. U.S. Informal. 1. a person who sells small articles on the street or at fairs, carnivals, or the like. 2. a person who makes a sales pitch; one who sells or promotes a product, cause, idea, or undertaking,… …
103pitch|out — «PIHCH OWT», noun. 1. (in baseball) a wide pitch thrown to prevent the batter from hitting the ball and to give the catcher a chance to catch a runner off base. 2. (in football) a lateral pass behind the line of scrimmage …
104pitch|stone — «PIHCH STOHN», noun. obsidian or other vitreous rock that looks like hardened pitch …
105pitch a fit/tantrum — US informal : to become very upset and angry in a loud and uncontrolled way He pitched [=threw] a fit when she said she was going to be late again. My three year old pitched one of her temper tantrums when we tried to leave the party early. • • • …
106pitch into something — ˌpitch ˈinto sth derived (informal) to start an activity with enthusiasm • pitch into something doing sth I rolled up my sleeves and pitched into cleaning the kitchen. Main entry: ↑pitchderived …
107pitch-ball — pitch ball, black etc.: see pitch n.1 5 …
108pitch-block — see pitch n.2 26 …
109pitch-boat — pitch boat, boilery etc.: see pitch n.1 5 …
110pitch-button — see pitch v.1 25 …