two-baser
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Definition
Noun: A two-base hit in baseball; a hit that allows the batter to reach second base safely. This is also commonly called a "double."
Usage
This term is used specifically in the context of baseball to describe a specific type of base hit. It is a compound noun formed from "two" and "baser," referring to the runner who reaches second base.
Examples
- The batter hit a two-baser into the right-field corner.
- His only hit of the game was a two-baser that drove in a run.
Advanced Usage
- The term is synonymous with "double" and is used in official scoring and commentary. It is a more formal or descriptive alternative to the common term "double."
Variants and Related Words
- Double (noun): The most common and equivalent term for a two-base hit.
- Two-base hit (noun phrase): A more explicit, descriptive phrase with the same meaning.
- Triple (noun): A three-base hit.
- Home run (noun): A four-base hit.
Synonyms
- Double
- Two-base hit
Antonyms
- Strikeout
- Fly out
- Ground out
Related Phrases
- Hit a two-baser: To successfully achieve a double.
- The rookie hitter finally hit a two-baser in the ninth inning.
- Drive in a run with a two-baser: To cause a teammate to score by hitting a double.
- She drove in the winning run with a clutch two-baser.
Noun
- a base hit on which the batter stops safely at second base
- he hit a double to deep centerfield