Words Containing PITC

To set up an outdoor market stall, often unauthorized.

Agent noun of FLYPITCH.

Plural of FLYPITCHER.

Third-person singular present tense of FLYPITCH.

The use of a single pitch or lack of pitch variation.

Plural of MONOPITCH.

To pitch better than an opposing pitcher in baseball.

Past tense of OUTPITCH.

Third-person singular present tense of OUTPITCH.

Present participle of OUTPITCH.

To set too high a pitch or tone.

Past tense of OVERPITCH.

Third-person singular present tense of OVERPITCH.

Present participle of OVERPITCH.

The act of throwing or the manner of throwing.

A control on a synthesizer that alters the pitch of notes.

Plural of PITCHBEND.

A dark, dense uranium oxide mineral, a major ore of uranium.

Plural of PITCHBLENDE.

Past tense of PITCH.

Agent noun of PITCH.

The amount that a pitcher can hold.

Plural of PITCHERFUL.

Plural of PITCHER.

Plural of pitcherful, the amount a pitcher can hold.

Plural of PITCH.

A long-handled tool with prongs for lifting hay.

Past tense of PITCHFORK.

Present participle of PITCHFORK.

Plural of PITCHFORK.

More full of or like pitch, resinous.

Most pitchy; containing the most pitch or resin.

In a manner resembling or containing pitch.

The quality of being dark or black like pitch.

Plural of PITCHINESS.

Present participle of PITCH.

Plural of PITCHING.

A person who sells goods by persuasive talk, as at a carnival.

Plural of pitchman.

An instrument for measuring the pitch of a ship or the speed of a baseball pitch.

Plural of PITCHOMETER.

A baseball pitch thrown intentionally wide to catch a base stealer.

Plural of PITCHOUT.

A person who makes sales pitches or advertisements, regardless of gender.

Plural of PITCHPERSON.

Any of various pines yielding pitch or resin.

Plural of PITCHPINE.

A small pipe used to give the correct pitch for singing or tuning.

Plural of PITCHPIPE.

To capsize end over end, as a boat in heavy surf.

Past tense of PITCHPOLE.

Third-person singular present tense of PITCHPOLE.

Present participle of PITCHPOLE.

A dark volcanic glass with a pitch-like luster.

Plural of PITCHSTONE.

A woman who promotes or sells products publicly.

Plural of pitchwoman; multiple female pitchpersons.

Very dark or black.

An eel split and cut into pieces for broiling or frying.

Past tense of SPITCHCOCK.