round-arm
- adjective
- Specialized
- The bowler delivered the ball round-arm to surprise the batsman.
Examples
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The pitcher used a round-arm delivery.
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He made a round-arm throw to first base.
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He prefers to hit the baseball round-arm rather than using the classic overarm style.
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She threw the stone round-arm across the river, impressing her friends.
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The bowler delivered the ball round-arm to surprise the batsman.
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He prefers to hit the baseball round-arm rather than using the classic overarm style.
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She threw the stone round-arm across the river, impressing her friends.
Synonyms
A throw where the arm moves sideways
Antonyms
- Specialized
To move your arm forward and down from above your shoulder when throwing or serving
How High
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Morphology
Etymology
Round-arm comes from the simple parts round meaning 'around' and arm meaning 'arm', so picture an arm moving in a wide, round motion at shoulder height. So, round-arm describes a throw or hit where the arm swings out at shoulder level rather than over the top or underarm.