whiffer Antonyms
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Meaning of whiffer
Wordnet
whiffer (n)
a batter who strikes out by swinging at and missing the third strike
whiffer Sentence Examples
- The umpire's whiffer sent a shockwave through the stadium, calling the batter out despite a close call.
- The pitcher's devastating whiffer left the batter flailing helplessly, unable to connect with the ball.
- The golfer's whiffer resulted in a pitiful slice that soared off-course.
- The swordsman's whiffer against his opponent's parry left him vulnerable and exposed.
- The driver's whiffer on the tight corner caused the car to spin out of control.
- The student's whiffer on the exam question revealed a glaring lack of understanding.
- The painter's whiffer with the brush created an accidental masterpiece, adding a unique touch to the canvas.
- The chef's whiffer on the seasoning rendered the dish inedible, leaving a bitter aftertaste.
- The hunter's whiffer caused the deer to bolt, disappearing into the undergrowth.
- The musician's whiffer on the high note left the audience in stunned silence, shattering the performance's momentum.
FAQs About the word whiffer
a batter who strikes out by swinging at and missing the third strike
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The umpire's whiffer sent a shockwave through the stadium, calling the batter out despite a close call.
The pitcher's devastating whiffer left the batter flailing helplessly, unable to connect with the ball.
The golfer's whiffer resulted in a pitiful slice that soared off-course.
The swordsman's whiffer against his opponent's parry left him vulnerable and exposed.
