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putout

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun putout has 1 sense
  1. putout - an out resulting from a fielding play (not a strikeout); "the first baseman made 15 putouts"
    --1 is a kind of
    out
    --1 has particulars: fielder's choice; sacrifice
    Derived forms: verb put out7, verb put out8

Definitions from the Web

Term: Putout

Noun - Definition: The action of a fielder retiring a baserunner by tagging or throwing the ball to a teammate

Example sentence: The shortstop made an incredible putout by diving to catch the ball and then throwing it to first base.

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Noun - Definition: A fire that has been extinguished or controlled

Example sentence: The firefighters were able to quickly and efficiently make a putout of the raging forest fire.

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Verb - Definition: To extinguish or control a fire

Example sentence: The brave firefighters putout the inferno and saved many homes from destruction.

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Verb - Definition: To publish or release something, usually referring to a book, article, or document

Example sentence: The renowned author will putout a new novel next month, much to the anticipation of his fans.

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Adjective - Definition: Popular and well-liked, usually referring to a person or a thing

Example sentence: The putout actor received a standing ovation for his exceptional performance in the play.

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