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invisible runner

invisible runner noun: in informal baseball and stickball games, a baserunner who cannot steal a base but can, depending on the rules, advance on a wild pitch, and who usually travels at the rate of the current batter.

Noun

invisible runner (plural invisible runners)

  1. In informal baseball and stickball games, a baserunner who cannot steal a base but can, depending on the rules, advance on a wild pitch, and who usually travels at the rate of the current batter.
    Synonyms:
    ghost runner

Synonyms of invisible runner

Forms of invisible runner

pluralinvisible runners

Questions about invisible runner

What does invisible runner mean?
Invisible runner means in informal baseball and stickball games, a baserunner who cannot steal a base but can, depending on the rules, advance on a wild pitch, and who usually travels at the rate of the current batter.
What part of speech is invisible runner?
Invisible runner is a noun.
What is the plural of invisible runner?
The plural of invisible runner is invisible runners.

Words near invisible runner in the dictionary

  1. invisible primary
  2. invisible rail
  3. invisible rails
  4. invisible restoration
  5. invisible restorations
  6. invisible runner
  7. invisible runners
  8. invisible trade
  9. invisible trades
  10. invisible web
  11. invisible webs

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