Definition of pitchout in English:

pitchout

noun ˈpɪtʃaʊtˈpiCHˌout

1Baseball
A pitch thrown intentionally beyond the reach of the batter to allow the catcher a clear throw at an advancing base runner.
Example sentencesExamples
- He's fast enough to swipe bases on pitchouts, but he needs to learn how to read pitchers to know when to run.
- The first time George gave the steal sign, Roseboro picked it up, called for a pitchout and threw out Tracewski by a mile.
- But Robinson also received a tepid response when he encouraged the catchers to call pitchouts in spring training.
- Pitchers also were taught to throw to first more often to keep the runner close; pitchouts have become more common, as well.
- The problem is, other managers have caught on and have begun to throw first-pitch pitchouts to thwart the squeeze.
2American Football
A lateral pass, especially from the quarterback to a running back.
Example sentencesExamples
- He set up Tampa's first score with a 23-yard dash on a pitchout.
- Wells was stuffed on a pitchout on fourth-and-one from the Houston 45.
- Against Colorado, Texas began looking down field more and instituted reverses, pitchouts and the shuttle pass.

Definition of pitchout in US English:

pitchout

nounˈpiCHˌout

1Baseball
A pitch thrown intentionally away from the reach of the batter to allow the catcher a clear throw to put out a base runner who is stealing or leading off too far.
Example sentencesExamples
- But Robinson also received a tepid response when he encouraged the catchers to call pitchouts in spring training.
- The problem is, other managers have caught on and have begun to throw first-pitch pitchouts to thwart the squeeze.
- He's fast enough to swipe bases on pitchouts, but he needs to learn how to read pitchers to know when to run.
- Pitchers also were taught to throw to first more often to keep the runner close; pitchouts have become more common, as well.
- The first time George gave the steal sign, Roseboro picked it up, called for a pitchout and threw out Tracewski by a mile.
2also pitchAmerican Football
A lateral, especially from the quarterback to a running back.
Example sentencesExamples
- Wells was stuffed on a pitchout on fourth-and-one from the Houston 45.
- He set up Tampa's first score with a 23-yard dash on a pitchout.
- Against Colorado, Texas began looking down field more and instituted reverses, pitchouts and the shuttle pass.

单词	pitchout
释义	Definition of pitchout in English: pitchout noun ˈpɪtʃaʊtˈpiCHˌout 1Baseball A pitch thrown intentionally beyond the reach of the batter to allow the catcher a clear throw at an advancing base runner. Example sentencesExamples He's fast enough to swipe bases on pitchouts, but he needs to learn how to read pitchers to know when to run. The first time George gave the steal sign, Roseboro picked it up, called for a pitchout and threw out Tracewski by a mile. But Robinson also received a tepid response when he encouraged the catchers to call pitchouts in spring training. Pitchers also were taught to throw to first more often to keep the runner close; pitchouts have become more common, as well. The problem is, other managers have caught on and have begun to throw first-pitch pitchouts to thwart the squeeze. 2American Football A lateral pass, especially from the quarterback to a running back. Example sentencesExamples He set up Tampa's first score with a 23-yard dash on a pitchout. Wells was stuffed on a pitchout on fourth-and-one from the Houston 45. Against Colorado, Texas began looking down field more and instituted reverses, pitchouts and the shuttle pass. Definition of pitchout in US English: pitchout nounˈpiCHˌout 1Baseball A pitch thrown intentionally away from the reach of the batter to allow the catcher a clear throw to put out a base runner who is stealing or leading off too far. Example sentencesExamples But Robinson also received a tepid response when he encouraged the catchers to call pitchouts in spring training. The problem is, other managers have caught on and have begun to throw first-pitch pitchouts to thwart the squeeze. He's fast enough to swipe bases on pitchouts, but he needs to learn how to read pitchers to know when to run. Pitchers also were taught to throw to first more often to keep the runner close; pitchouts have become more common, as well. The first time George gave the steal sign, Roseboro picked it up, called for a pitchout and threw out Tracewski by a mile. 2also pitchAmerican Football A lateral, especially from the quarterback to a running back. Example sentencesExamples Wells was stuffed on a pitchout on fourth-and-one from the Houston 45. He set up Tampa's first score with a 23-yard dash on a pitchout. Against Colorado, Texas began looking down field more and instituted reverses, pitchouts and the shuttle pass.
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