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91pitch-dark — pitch dark; pitch dark·ness; …
92pitch pine — pitch′ pine n. any of several pines from which pitch or turpentine is obtained • Etymology: 1670–80, amer …
93pitch-black — pitch′ black′ adj. extremely black or dark as pitch • Etymology: 1590–1600 …
94pitch-dark — pitch′ dark′ adj. dark or black as pitch • Etymology: 1820–30 …
95pitch-black — (also pitch dark) ► ADJECTIVE ▪ completely dark …
96pitch circle — n. an imaginary circle that intersects the teeth of a gear at the actual points where the teeth mesh with another gear: the pitch circles of two enmeshed gears are tangent …
97pitch pine — ☆ pitch pine n. any of several resinous pines yielding pitch or turpentine, esp. a pine (Pinus rigida) of the E U.S …
98pitch pipe — n. a small pipe or set of pipes that produces a tone or tones for establishing the pitch for tuning an instrument or for singing …
99pitch and pay — (Shakespeare) To pay ready money • • • Main Entry: ↑pitch …
100pitch on — ● pitch …
