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Definition of pitch
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of pitch is as below...
Pitch (v. t.) To set, face, or pave with
rubble
or
undressed
stones,
as an
embankment
or a
roadway..
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Monotone
::
Monotone
(n.) The
utterance
of
successive
syllables,
words,
or
sentences,
on one
unvaried
key or line of
pitch..
Underpight
::
Underpight
() imp. of
Underpitch.
Pitcher
::
Pitcher
(n.) One who
pitches
anything,
as hay,
quoits,
a ball, etc.;
specifically
(Baseball),
the
player
who
delivers
the ball to the
batsman..
Note
::
Note (n.) A
character,
variously
formed,
to
indicate
the
length
of a tone, and
variously
placed
upon the staff to
indicate
its
pitch.
Hence:.
Flat
::
Flat (v. i.) To fall form the
pitch.
Encampment
::
Encampment
(n.) The place where an army or a
company
is
encamped;
a camp; tents
pitched
or huts
erected
for
temporary
lodgings.
Sharp
::
Sharp
(superl.)
So high as to be out of tune, or above true
pitch;
as, the tone is
sharp;
that
instrument
is
sharp.
Opposed
in all these
senses
to
flat..
Underhand
::
Underhand
(adv.)
In an
underhand
manner;
-- said of
pitching
or
bowling.
Piccolo
::
Piccolo
(n.) A
small,
shrill
flute,
the pitch of which is an
octave
higher
than the
ordinary
flute;
an
octave
flute..
Labor
::
Labor (n.) The
pitching
or
tossing
of a
vessel
which
results
in the
straining
of
timbers
and
rigging.
Sustainer
::
Sustained
(a.) Held up to a
certain
pitch,
degree,
or
level;
uniform;
as,
sustained
pasion;
a
sustained
style of
writing;
a
sustained
note in
music..
Accentuation
::
Accentuation
(n.) pitch or
modulation
of the voice in
reciting
portions
of the
liturgy.
Diapason
::
Diapason
(n.) A
standard
of
pitch;
a
tuning
fork; as, the
French
normal
diapason..
Prick
::
Prick (v.) A mark
denoting
degree;
degree;
pitch.
Sharp
::
Sharp (n.) The
character
[/] used to
indicate
that the note
before
which it is
placed
is to be
raised
a half step, or
semitone,
in
pitch..
Flat
::
Flat
(superl.)
Below the true
pitch;
hence,
as
applied
to
intervals,
minor,
or lower by a half step; as, a flat
seventh;
A
flat..
Underhand
::
Underhand
(a.) Done, as
pitching,
with the hand lower than the
shoulder,
or, as
bowling,
with the hand lower than
elbow..
Pitch
::
Pitch (v. i.) To fix or place a tent or
temporary
habitation;
to
encamp.
Spitchcock
::
Spitchcock
(v. t.) To split (as an eel)
lengthwise,
and broil it, or fry it in hot fat..
Pitchblende
::
Pitchblende
(n.) A
pitch-black
mineral
consisting
chiefly
of the oxide of
uranium;
uraninite.
See
Uraninite.
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