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putout
noun[ C ]
uk /ˈpʊt.aʊt/ us /ˈpʊt.aʊt/
in baseball, an occasion when a player on the fielding team ends the turn of a batter(= person who tries to hit the ball) or runner, for example by catching the ball before it hits the ground or by touching one of the bases before the player reaches it:
He made the final putout of the game.
She has more putouts than any other player on the team.
Roberts stepped on first base to make the putout.
Gibson played in left field and made two putouts.
The catcher threw the ball to second base to get the putout there.
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