rainout
- noun
- /ˈreɪnaʊt/
- US
- Does anyone care whether the Cards might even the series after getting a little rest after Wednesday's rainout?
- rainout on Sunday
- two rainouts
- days of rainouts
Examples
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When FOX delayed The X Factor's Judges' Houses Episode 3 on October 17, 2012, because of the baseball rainout, we were mad.
Blog text (12) -
Hundred bucks says I can get us a rainout for tomorrow.
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It's a rainout!
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The possibility of rainouts.
Blog text (16) -
An hour later, when we climbed into our broken-down old Ford team bus after the game and headed toward Ogden for a pair of rainout doubleheaders, I was sure I was on my way to great things.
Fiction book (2000) -
The baseball game was canceled due to a rainout after heavy showers began just before the first pitch.
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Fans were disappointed when the concert was called off because of a rainout in the area.
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After three rainouts this season, the team's schedule has been severely affected.
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Etymology
Rainout comes from rain and out, with 'out' meaning 'not happening' because of rain. So a rainout is a game or concert that is canceled or stopped because of rain.