Similar words: pitched battle, pitcher, bewitched, pitch, pitch in, low pitch, pitchfork, pitch black. Meaning: ['pɪtʃt] 
adj. 1. (of sound) set to a certain pitch or key; usually used as a combining form 2. set at a slant.
adj. 1. (of sound) set to a certain pitch or key; usually used as a combining form 2. set at a slant. 
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31 The entire company pitched in to help.
32 Estimates have been deliberately pitched on the conservative side.
33 We pitched on the other side of the hill.
34 The first settlers pitched here.
35 The carpenters pitched the roof steeply.
36 He pitched into the idea of raising taxes.
37 They pitched the drunkard out.
38 Pitched battles were fought with the police.
39 She slipped and pitched forward onto the ground.
40 Rick pitched into decorating the house at once.
41 They pitched into the meal.
42 The girls pitched a tent.
43 The surveying team pitched on the mountain.
44 The song is pitched too low for me.
45 This song is pitched too high for my voice.
46 With a cry she pitched forward.
47 Her voice is pitched a little too high.
48 Her voice was pitched low.
49 The explosion pitched her violently into the air.
50 The test is pitched at a high GCSE standard.
51 They pitched camp on the moor for the night.
52 They were being pitched into a new adventure.
53 Police fought a pitched battle against demonstrators.
54 Our ship pitched about in the storm.
55 It was dark by the time we pitched camp.
56 He had pitched his tent in the yard.
57 The missile pitched and missed the target.
58 They pitched into the work immediately.
59 The boat pitched violently from side to side.
60 They have pitched their prices too high.
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