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ceremonial first pitch

ceremonial first pitch noun: a ceremony that signals the start of a baseball. Just before the game starts, a guest acts as the pitcher and throws the ball to the catcher.

ceremonial first pitch: a ceremony that signals the start of a baseball. Just before the game starts, a guest acts as the...
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Noun

ceremonial first pitch (plural ceremonial first pitchers)

  1. A ceremony that signals the start of a baseball. Just before the game starts, a guest acts as the pitcher and throws the ball to the catcher.

Forms of ceremonial first pitch

pluralceremonial first pitchers

Questions about ceremonial first pitch

What does ceremonial first pitch mean?
Ceremonial first pitch means a ceremony that signals the start of a baseball. Just before the game starts, a guest acts as the pitcher and throws the ball to the catcher.
What part of speech is ceremonial first pitch?
Ceremonial first pitch is a noun.
What is the plural of ceremonial first pitch?
The plural of ceremonial first pitch is ceremonial first pitchers.

Words near ceremonial first pitch in the dictionary

  1. ceremide
  2. ceremides
  3. ceremonial
  4. ceremonial counties
  5. ceremonial county
  6. ceremonial first pitch
  7. ceremonial first pitchers
  8. ceremonial marriage
  9. ceremonialise
  10. ceremonialised
  11. ceremonialises

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