bat (around or back and forth) (Meaning)

bat (around or back and forth)

No meaning found for this word.

The baseball player swung the bat with a mighty force, sending the ball soaring through the air.
The birds flitted and batted their wings around the tree branches.
The hikers used trekking poles to bat away the low-hanging branches as they hiked through the forest.
The leaves on the tree rustled and batted against each other in the gentle breeze.
The lights flickered and batted back and forth, casting eerie shadows in the room.
The ping-pong ball bounced erratically, batting from one paddle to another.
The windshield wipers battled against the relentless rain, batting the droplets away from the glass.
The boat rocked and batted against the waves, threatening to overturn.
The dogs played fetch, batting the ball back and forth with their paws.
The flames of the bonfire crackled and batted, casting a warm glow over the campsite.

discuss, talk over, argue, debate,canvas, bandy, dispute, speak (about), hash (over or out), agitate

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The baseball player swung the bat with a mighty force, sending the ball soaring through the air.

The birds flitted and batted their wings around the tree branches.

The hikers used trekking poles to bat away the low-hanging branches as they hiked through the forest.

The leaves on the tree rustled and batted against each other in the gentle breeze.