grounder

IPA: grˈaʊndɝ

noun

  • (baseball) A ground ball.
  • A fruit that has fallen to the ground rather than being picked; a windfall.
  • One of the large stones forming the base of a Cornish hedge.
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Examples of "grounder" in Sentences

  • Like a baseball umpire calling a grounder over the bag.
  • Is a one hopper that skips past the infield classified as a grounder or a liner?
  • But Rodriguez also made an impressive defensive play in the sixth, bare-handing a slow-rolling grounder to get the speedy Ben Revere out at first
  • "grounder," these are tests of brightness quite as indicative of mental power as the ability to win highest marks in school, while less injurious to physical power.
  • • The final out: Marlins pitcher Josh Beckett fields a grounder from the Yankees 'Jorge Posada and tags him out, giving Florida the series victory in Game 6 at New York.
  • The crowd did that collectively when Richard fielded a routine grounder from the Twins 'Midre Cummings at first base with two outs in the first inning of the series finale and, attempting a forceout at second, threw the ball into left field.
  • Speed is also a very important part of the game and if your feet are not properly supported it could be the difference between being safe or out when stealing, running to 1st base, tracking down a grounder or catching a fly ball in the outfield.
  • "over the fence" holes for a home run; after first base, second and third had to be hit successively before a home run could be scored, and to make it harder there was a "grounder" hole near third base which put one out of the game; balls which merely struck the curtain were counted as fouls, four fouls being out.

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