| FLYPITCHERS | • fly-pitchers n. Plural of fly-pitcher. • FLYPITCHER n. one who runs a flypitch, a market stall for which an operator has no licence. |
| MONOPITCHES | • monopitches n. Plural of monopitch. • MONOPITCH n. a monotone. |
| OUTPITCHING | • outpitching v. Present participle of outpitch. • OUTPITCH v. to surpass in pitching. |
| OVERPITCHED | • overpitched v. Simple past tense and past participle of overpitch. • OVERPITCH v. in cricket, to bowl a ball so that its trajectory brings it too close to the stumps. |
| OVERPITCHES | • overpitches v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of overpitch. • OVERPITCH v. in cricket, to bowl a ball so that its trajectory brings it too close to the stumps. |
| PITCHBLENDE | • pitchblende n. (Mineralogy) Naturally-occurring uranium oxide, a variety of the mineral uraninite. • PITCHBLENDE n. a mineral, containing radium. |
| PITCHERFULS | • pitcherfuls n. Plural of pitcherful. • PITCHERFUL n. the quantity a pitcher will hold. |
| PITCHERSFUL | • pitchersful n. Plural of pitcherful. • PITCHERFUL n. the quantity a pitcher will hold. |
| PITCHFORKED | • pitchforked v. Simple past tense and past participle of pitchfork. • PITCHFORK v. to toss with a pitchfork. |
| PITCHOMETER | • pitchometer n. (Nautical) A pitchmeter, especially on a ship. • pitchometer n. (Baseball) A device used in baseball to measure the speed of a pitch or the time a pitcher spends between… • PITCHOMETER n. an instrument embodying a clinometer, for measuring the pitch of a ship's propeller. |
| PITCHPERSON | • pitchperson n. A pitchman or pitchwoman. • PITCHPERSON n. a street or market trader. |
| PITCHPOLING | • pitchpoling v. Present participle of pitchpole. • PITCHPOLE v. to turn end over end. |
| PITCHSTONES | • pitchstones n. Plural of pitchstone. • PITCHSTONE n. an igneous rock of semi-glassy nature, having a luster-like pitch. |
| SPITCHCOCKS | • spitchcocks n. Plural of spitchcock. • SPITCHCOCK v. to split open (a fowl, eel etc.) for grilling, also SPATCHCOCK. |
| SPITCHERING | • SPITCHER v. (slang) to be doomed. |