hit·ter

hit·ter
/ˈhıtɚ/ noun, pl -ters [count]
: a person who hits someone or something; especially baseball : a player who is trying to hit the ball

The pitcher walked the first hitter. [=batter]

He's a good fielder but a poor hitter.


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