Bat girl
a girl or young woman who takes care of the bats and sometimes other equipment of a team.
historical examples
she had recently read a very horrible tale ent-tled “the bat girl.”
marjorie dean, college soph-m-re pauline lester
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- Bat one thousand
have a perfect record, as in in meeting deadlines, she’s batting one thousand. the term comes from baseball statistics, where it signifies getting a hit for every turn at bat. it was transferred to other activities in the 1920s.
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bat one’s gums verb phrase (variations: beat or hump or flap may replace bat; chops or jaw or jowls or lip may replace gums) to talk, esp idly or frivolously: he didn’t mean it—he was just batting his gums/ well, you weren’t just flapping your lip that time (wwii)