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bat Synonyms

Another word for bat

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• noun (Context 1)

A predominantly nocturnal flying mammal of the order Chiroptera, distinguished by forelimbs adapted as wings with a continuous leathery membrane.

Usage Example

"As dusk fell, a solitary chiropteran emerged from the cave to hunt for flying insects."

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chiropteran

• noun (Context 2)

A sturdy, traditionally wooden or metal club used to strike a ball in sports such as baseball and cricket.

Usage Example

"The player tightened his grip on the wooden club before stepping up to the plate."

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club
Weak
stick
bludgeon

• verb (Context 3)

To strike or attempt to strike a ball with a solid club or bat (especially in games like baseball or cricket).

Usage Example

"She batted third in the lineup and managed to hit a double into the outfield."

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hit
strike
Strong
smack
Weak
swing

• verb (Context 4)

To flutter or blink rapidly (especially referring to eyes or eyelashes), often to feign innocence or show surprise.

Usage Example

"The witness didn't even flutter an eye when the prosecutor presented the surprising evidence."

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flutter
Strong
blink
Weak
wink

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