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pocketed bat

 

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Noun pocketed bat has 1 sense
  1. pocketed bat, pocketed freetail bat, Tadirida femorosacca - small brown bat of California and northern Mexico
    --1 is a kind of freetail, free-tailed bat, freetailed bat

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Pocketed Bat

Description:

A pocketed bat refers to a type of bat specifically designed with pockets or pouches to store and carry small objects. It can also refer to a bat that is commonly found or used in local or popular culture.

Sample Sentences:

Noun:

  1. My son loves his new pocketed bat, as he can easily carry his favorite marbles while playing.
  2. The burglar used a pocketed bat to discreetly hide the stolen jewelry.
  3. In our neighborhood, children enjoy playing games with pocketed bats that have special compartments for candies.

Adjective:

  1. The pocketed bat design has become increasingly popular among kids who want a convenient storage solution while playing.
  2. Local artisans craft unique pocketed bat toys using sustainable materials.
  3. She displayed her pocketed bat collection, consisting of bats from different regions, at the local baseball museum.

Verb:

  1. He pocketed his bat and swiftly moved to the next base as the outfielder fumbled with the ball.
  2. The team pocketed their bats before the rainstorm hit.
  3. After the game, I pocketed the bat, making sure it was safe and easily accessible for the next match.

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