three-bagger
- noun
- /θriː ˈbæɡər/
- Jargon
- I knocked out a good three-bagger.
Examples
-
When she stepped up to bat, everyone hoped she would score a three-bagger for her team.
-
Or a three-bagger...
Fiction book (1999) -
He hit a spectacular three-bagger during the game, making the crowd cheer.
-
The highlight of the match was his incredible three-bagger, which helped them win.
Synonyms
A hit that lets the batter reach third base safely
A baseball hit that lets the batter reach third base safely
A hard low hit in baseball that lets the batter reach third base
A hit that reaches third base after a sharp line drive
How Many
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Three-bagger comes from baseball slang where a bag meant a base because bases were once simple bags or sacks on the ground, and a bagger is someone who gets a bag. So a three-bagger is a hit that lets the batter reach third 'base', in other words a triple.