(in pitch)
71pitch-black — adj completely black or dark ▪ The lights were off and it was pitch black. >pitch black n [U] …
72Pitch — [pitʃ] das od. der; s, s <aus engl. amerik. pitch »Werbung; Verkaufsgespräch«, eigtl. »Wurf«, zu engl. to pitch, vgl. ↑pitchen> gezielte Werbekampagne; Absatzförderung (Wirtsch.) …
73pitch-pipe — 1711, from PITCH (Cf. pitch) in the musical sense + PIPE (Cf. pipe) …
74pitch-roofed — pitchˈed roofed or pitchˈ roofed adjective • • • Main Entry: ↑pitch …
75pitch-tree — pitchˈ tree noun A tree yielding pitch, turpentine, or resin, esp silver fir, spruce, kauri pine, Amboina pine • • • Main Entry: ↑pitch …
76pitch against — ˈpitch a ˌgainst [transitive] often passive [present tense I/you/we/they pitch against he/she/it pitches against present participle pitching against past tense …
77pitch-per|fect — «pihch PUR fihkt», adjective. having exactly the right tone or style: »a pitch perfect use of slang; 1920 s costumes that were pitch perfect …
78pitch´er|like´ — pitch|er1 «PIHCH uhr», noun. 1. a container with a lip on one side and a handle on the other. Pitchers are used for holding and pouring out water, milk, and other liquids. »The water in the pitcher was frozen. SYNONYM(S): ewer, jug. 2. the amount …
79pitch|er — pitch|er1 «PIHCH uhr», noun. 1. a container with a lip on one side and a handle on the other. Pitchers are used for holding and pouring out water, milk, and other liquids. »The water in the pitcher was frozen. SYNONYM(S): ewer, jug. 2. the amount …
80pitch-pipe — ˈpitch pipe 7 [pitch pipe pitch pipes] noun a small pipe that is blown to give the right note for singing or for tuning a musical instrument …
