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base runner

 

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Noun base runner has 1 sense
  1. base runner, runner - a baseball player on the team at bat who is on base (or attempting to reach a base)
    --1 is a kind of ballplayer, baseball player

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Base Runner

Definition:

A base runner refers to a player in baseball who is currently occupying or running between the bases during a game.

Senses:

Sense 1:

(Noun) A player currently occupying a base

Example sentence: The base runner quickly stole second base before the pitcher could throw the ball.

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Sense 2:

(Noun) A player currently running between bases

Example sentence: The outfielder made a strong throw to catch the base runner out at home plate.

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Sense 3:

(Noun) A person who participates in a local running race or marathon, beginning from a specific starting point and reaching various checkpoints to complete the race.

Example sentence: The base runner crossed the finish line, exhausted but proud of completing the challenging marathon.

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Sense 4:

(Noun) A player in softball who runs around the bases after successfully hitting the ball without being tagged out by the opposing team.

Example sentence: The base runner advanced to third base when the outfielder missed catching the fly ball.

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