Concert Pitch: A standard for the tuning of musical instruments, internationally agreed in 1960, in which the note A above middle C has a frequency of 440 Hz.

 

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Concert Pitch: A standard for the tuning of musical instruments, internationally agreed in 1960, in which the note A above middle C has a frequency of 440 Hz.

Pitch: The rise and fall of the ship's bow while at sea. (see 'patch!')

Pitcher: The fielder designated to pitch the ball to the batter.

Pitchfork: (also 'divot repair tool, ballmark repair tool') a small (usually) two-pronged fork-like tool used mainly for repairing the putting surface

Pitch-Out: A lateral tossed from a quarterback to a running back.

Pitchers Best Friend: A double play.

Pitch Mark: (also 'ball mark') the depression that a ball makes when it strikes the ground (usually, but not always, associated with the putting green)

Pitch And Putt: (also 'pitch 'n' putt') a par 3 course with extremely short holes (usually not much longer than 130 yards)

Pitch And Run: A lofted shot that is also intended to release/run/roll

Pitch Diameter: The diameter of a thread at an imaginary point where the width of the groove and the with of the thread are equal.