Bat Synonyms

băt
A club, especially one used in sports
(Noun)
Synonyms:
  1. cricket-bat
  2. club
  3. racket
  4. chiropteran
  5. ball bat
  6. baseball-bat
  7. stick
  8. binge
  9. pole
  10. mallet
  11. brannigan
  12. sightless
  13. unseeing
  14. blinded
  15. carousal
  16. intervene for
  17. (slang) blow
  18. support
  19. stand by
  20. carouse
  21. (slang) spree
  22. back up
  23. be crazy
  24. brickbat
  25. be mad
  26. drunk
  27. be eccentric
  28. buffet
  29. be peculiar
  30. be out of one's mind
  31. cheiropter
  32. spree
  33. have-a-screw-loose
  34. not be surprised or shocked or amazed
  35. chiropter
  36. ignore
  37. remain unruffled
  38. bender
  39. show no surprise
  40. not turn a hair
  41. keep-one-s-cool
  42. booze
  43. at-once
  44. without delay
  45. cudgel
  46. instantly
  47. jag
  48. jollification
  49. patagium
  50. tear
  51. pipistrelle
  52. stroke
  53. vampire
*A blow
(Noun)
Synonyms:
  1. hit
  2. rap
  3. knock
A turn at batting
(Noun)
Synonyms:
  1. inning
  2. round
  3. trip to the plate
  4. at-bat
  5. up
  6. turn
A small racket with a long handle used for playing squash
(Noun)
Synonyms:
  1. squash-racket
  2. squash racquet

Words Related to Bat

Related words are words that are directly connected to each other through their meaning, even if they are not synonyms or antonyms. This connection may be general or specific, or the words may appear frequently together.

Related:

  1. drugs
  2. repetition
  3. batting-average
  4. restraint
  5. see
  6. barbastelle
  7. daubenton-s
  8. barbastellus
  9. Barbastella
  10. long-eared
  11. serotine
  12. bats
  13. noctule
  14. myotis
  15. Eptesicus
  16. Daubentons
  17. nyctalus
  18. Hipposideros

Bat Sentence Examples

  • How is my little fruit bat doing?

  • They kept Logan's baseball gear there, and she felt the sudden need to have a bat in her hands.

  • At cricket he was equally good as a bat and as a wicket-keeper.

  • De Villeneuve and Penaud constructed their winged models on different types, the former selecting the bat, the latter the bird.

  • Told 'em what I paid for the merchandise and they didn't bat an eyebrow.

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