Antonym: catcher. Similar words: pitch, kitchen, bitch, switch, switch on, switch off, catches, pit. Meaning: ['pɪtʃə(r)] n. 1. (baseball) the person who does the pitching 2. an open vessel with a handle and a spout for pouring 3. the quantity contained in a pitcher 4. the position on a baseball team of the player who throws the ball for a batter to try to hit.
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121. Countermand that order with the agency, Pitcher , and don't bring any more of'em in here.
122. I was never going to be a quarterback on the football team or the starting pitcher on a baseball team.
123. And one way to think about pitcher plants is as a modest-scale island, " said Robert Holt, an eminent University of Florida ecologist who's tracked the pitcher plant work.
124. I went from being a starting pitcher as a freshman to the bench as a senior.
125. 'soap, towels,(www.Sentencedict.com) and a pitcher of ice - water. ".
126. The pitcher stands on the pitcher's mound. The hitter stands at the home plate.
127. White tulips in a pitcher on the kitchen butcher block, freesia and daffodils on the plank dining-room table, sunflowers on the sill—they're all there.
128. Other featured creatures include a fangless snake, a frog that chirps like a cricket, and a pitcher plant that traps insects and grows to a height of over seven metres.
129. The pitcher goes often to the well but is broken at last.
130. OK, beer is not really going to help you lose weight. But if you're out with friends and want to share a pitcher, light beer is the way to go.
131. The first woman I'd like to talk about is Molly Pitcher. Those of you who are familiar with the name may know her as a hero of the American Revolution.
132. Volkswagen (VW) Automotive Repair and Service Manual: "Passat, " Golf, rabbits, beetles, Georgia Carmen, Jetta, Scirocco, Cabriolet, Pitcher, and Fox.
133. Each of the cuplike traps on an Attenborough's pitcher plant (Nepenthes attenboroughii's) is as big as an American football—making the pitchers among the largest known.
134. Shelled the pitcher for eight runs in the first inning.
135. He offered the young left-handed pitcher a job playing baseball for six months.
136. Place a clean dry folded piece of cheesecloth loosely over a bowl or a pitcher, and create a shallow well in the center.
137. OK starting pitcher for the Red Sox has an unfortunate unibrow problem.
138. Sensing food, a roach peers into a two-foot-tall pitcher plant.
139. I want her to be the first female pitcher in Major League Baseball.
140. Since I don't have a direct line to Hank Aaron or former New York Mets relief pitcher Don Aase, my first entry is Henry Abbott, the excellent basketball writer who runs the TrueHoop blog at ESPN.com.
141. Baseball To catch (a base runner) off base and put out with a quick throw, as from the pitcher or catcher, often to a specified base.
142. A wolf spider treads perilously on the rim of a South American pitcher plant, perhaps looking to prey on insects drawn to the plant's strong nectar scent.
143. When a child specializes in one sport early in life, certain body parts — the arm of a Little League pitcher, the spine of a gymnast — are subjected to repetitive stress and overuse.
144. In fact, we are probably talking about 0.000005% of the population; so statistically speaking it's about as accurate as a blind baseball pitcher with Meniere's disease.
145. This isolation may have been an important factor in the development of the morphological and genetic variation among pitcher plants in New Caledonia.
146. In this study, we present the patterns of genetic differentiation of pitcher plant populations based on chloroplast DNA haplotype analysis using the sequences of five spacers.
147. Byrd is a better out wire pitcher, his firing distance scope is bigger.
148. The sugar bowl and the cream pitcher are permitted to be serving maids of delicacies, but I am the one who gives forth, the adviser.
149. a pitcher of water.
150. A baseball mitt and ball rested on top of the bureau, and on the washstand a pitcher and bowl glowed as white as phosphorous.