Definition of pitch-and-toss in English:

pitch-and-toss

noun

mass noun

A gambling game in which the player who manages to throw a coin closest to a mark gets to toss all the coins, winning those that land with the head up.
Example sentencesExamples
- This method of succession is really a bit like pitch-and-toss, when you think about it.
- Another common name for this type of swindler or confidence trickster was magsman, originally the name for a man who ran a pitch-and-toss game, which was itself sometimes called magflying from the mags, halfpennies, which were used in it.

Definition of pitch-and-toss in US English:

pitch-and-toss

nounˈˌpiCH ən ˈtôsˈˌpɪtʃ ən ˈtɔs

A gambling game in which the player who manages to throw a coin closest to a mark gets to toss all the coins, winning those that land with the head up.
Example sentencesExamples
- This method of succession is really a bit like pitch-and-toss, when you think about it.
- Another common name for this type of swindler or confidence trickster was magsman, originally the name for a man who ran a pitch-and-toss game, which was itself sometimes called magflying from the mags, halfpennies, which were used in it.

单词	pitch-and-toss
释义	Definition of pitch-and-toss in English: pitch-and-toss noun mass noun A gambling game in which the player who manages to throw a coin closest to a mark gets to toss all the coins, winning those that land with the head up. Example sentencesExamples This method of succession is really a bit like pitch-and-toss, when you think about it. Another common name for this type of swindler or confidence trickster was magsman, originally the name for a man who ran a pitch-and-toss game, which was itself sometimes called magflying from the mags, halfpennies, which were used in it. Definition of pitch-and-toss in US English: pitch-and-toss nounˈˌpiCH ən ˈtôsˈˌpɪtʃ ən ˈtɔs A gambling game in which the player who manages to throw a coin closest to a mark gets to toss all the coins, winning those that land with the head up. Example sentencesExamples This method of succession is really a bit like pitch-and-toss, when you think about it. Another common name for this type of swindler or confidence trickster was magsman, originally the name for a man who ran a pitch-and-toss game, which was itself sometimes called magflying from the mags, halfpennies, which were used in it.
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