bullpen (Meaning)
bullpen (n)
a place on a baseball field where relief pitchers can warm up during a game
a large cell where prisoners (people awaiting trial or sentence or refugees or illegal immigrants) are confined together temporarily
Synonyms & Antonyms of bullpen
Synonyms:
- guardhouse
- labor camp
- can
- hulk(s)
- work camp
- guardroom
- hole
- slammer
- bastille
- stalag
- glasshouse
- slam
- pokey
- hold
- tolbooth
- keep
- training school
- reform school
- stir
- block
- quod
- hoosegow
- ward
- bridewell
- nick
- prison camp
- joint
- clink
- coop
Antonyms:
No strong antonyms found.
bullpen Sentence Examples
- The baseball pitcher warmed up in the bullpen before the game.
- The coach called a relief pitcher from the bullpen to replace the struggling starter.
- In the bullpen, players practiced their throws and catches to stay sharp.
- The bullpen was abuzz with activity as pitchers prepared for their turn on the mound.
- During the game, fans eagerly watched the bullpen, hoping for a strong performance from the relief pitchers.
- The bullpen gate swung open as the pitcher jogged onto the field.
- In the bullpen, pitchers analyzed the opposing team's hitters, strategizing their approach.
- Between innings, the bullpen coach offered advice and encouragement to the relief pitchers.
- Despite the chilly weather, the bullpen remained focused on the task at hand.
- After a successful outing, the relief pitcher returned to the bullpen to cheers from teammates.
FAQs About the word bullpen
a place on a baseball field where relief pitchers can warm up during a game, a large cell where prisoners (people awaiting trial or sentence or refugees or ille
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The baseball pitcher warmed up in the bullpen before the game.
The coach called a relief pitcher from the bullpen to replace the struggling starter.
In the bullpen, players practiced their throws and catches to stay sharp.
The bullpen was abuzz with activity as pitchers prepared for their turn on the mound.
