pitch (noun)
21pitch seam — noun or pitch streak Etymology: pitch (I) : a pitch filled shake or check in lumber …
22pitch-tree — pitchˈ tree noun A tree yielding pitch, turpentine, or resin, esp silver fir, spruce, kauri pine, Amboina pine • • • Main Entry: ↑pitch …
23pitch-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 …
24pitch apple — noun a common tropical American clusia having solitary white or rose flowers • Syn: ↑strangler fig, ↑Clusia rosea, ↑Clusia major • Hypernyms: ↑strangler, ↑strangler tree • Member Holonyms: ↑ …
25pitch black — noun a very dark black • Syn: ↑coal black, ↑ebony, ↑jet black, ↑sable, ↑soot black • Derivationally related forms: ↑ebonize (for: ↑ebony) …
26pitch pine — noun Date: 1676 1. any of several pines that yield pitch; especially a 3 leaved pine (Pinus rigida) of eastern North America 2. the wood of a pitch pine …
27pitch pine — pitch ,pine noun 1. ) count a type of North American PINE tree that produces TURPENTINE 2. ) uncount the wood of a pitch pine …
28pitch circle — noun Etymology: pitch (IV) : a pitch line in a circular gear that forms a circle concentric with the axis of the gear …
29pitch count — noun Etymology: pitch (IV) : a count of 4 points for an ace, 3 for a king, 2 for a queen, and 1 for a jack (as in the game of pitch) …
30pitch diameter — noun Etymology: pitch (IV) : the diameter of the pitch circle of a wheel …