to bat

To strike a ball with a bat or racket in a sport

To hit a ball hard to make it go far

Right away without waiting

Not show any surprise when something unexpected happens

Support the other side or be gay

Very quickly, in almost no time

Support both sides in an argument to avoid choosing one

To do something without being asked or helped

A chance to speak or act after others have had theirs

Support someone who is in trouble

To talk in a relaxed, friendly way

To move your eyelashes quickly in a playful way to get what you want

A long wooden or metal stick used to hit the ball in baseball

A player's turn to try to hit the ball and get to a base in baseball

A Jewish ceremony for a girl at about 12 that marks becoming an adult in the faith

A small flying mammal from Central and South America that drinks blood from animals

A large flying animal that lives in warm places and eats mostly fruit at night

A boy who takes care of bats and other equipment for a baseball team

A large light that shows a bat shape in the sky to call Batman for help

A small bat that eats insects and lives in caves, trees and buildings worldwide

A flat piece of wood that players use to hit the ball in the game of cricket

A small dull yellow-brown flying animal with large ears that lives in caves

A small bat that flies fast, eats insects, and has a tail sticking out past the skin between its wings

A bat with a leaflike flap of skin on its nose that helps it find food at night

A large brown bat in North America that eats insects at night

A small bat with fur that has white tips

A small North American bat with red fur that helps it hide in leaves

A small brown flying animal common in North America that sleeps in houses and forests

A bat with a horseshoe-shaped skin fold on its nose

A bat with very long ears that finds insects by sound

A large bat with very large ears that listens for insect sounds

A common bat with short soft fur found in the southern United States that flies south in winter

A small bat with short soft fur that migrates south in winter in the southern United States and Central America

A bat that eats insects and finds them by using sound

A bat that eats insects instead of drinking blood

A small fast bat that eats insects and has a long tail that sticks out past its wing skin

A bat with ears that look like a mouse's

A bat with large ears and pale yellow fur that lives in western North America caves

A bat with very large ears that lives in western North America

A tree with grey leaves whose wood is used to make cricket bats

A small brown animal with fur that flies at night in Europe and eats insects

A bat with a leaf-shaped flap at the end of its nose

A bat with soft brown fur, folded ears, and small wings that sometimes runs on the ground

A small bat from tropical America that feeds on the blood of birds

A fruit-eating bat with tube-shaped nostrils that point outward

A small bat from Mexico with a long thin nose and small ears

A large night-flying animal with spotted fur and very large ears

A wooden club with sharp metal pieces used to hurt or scare people

A bat with bright orange or yellow fur from northwest Australia

A small bat with orange fur that lives in forests in northwest Australia

A small brown bat that lives in California and northern Mexico

A small brown bat from California and northern Mexico with pockets near its tail

A small flat paddle with a short handle used to hit the ball in table tennis

A fruit bat with nostrils that stick out like small tubes

A bat that eats fruit and has tube-shaped nostrils that point away from each other

A bat from tropical America that drinks the blood of animals like cows and birds

A bat with a pointed nose found in the Americas from the southern United States to Paraguay

A large flying animal with dark fur, white spots, and very large ears from the southwestern United States

A bat that eats insects and uses sound to find them at dusk