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Definition of tee-ball in US English: tee-ball(also t-ball) noun A game for young children, played by the rules of baseball, in which the ball is not pitched but hit from a stationary tee. Example sentencesExamples - Basically it consists of a tee-ball batter setup, a single base and a crowd of enthusiastic (if wayward) kids.
- There is no base stealing in Tee Ball because there is no pitching.
- ‘We found that 73 percent of the leagues used safety balls of some sort in at least one age division, most often for youngsters playing tee-ball, and about 34 percent used face guards in at least one division,’ he said.
- You are the best, this is why we have won state but you will not win again if you play like tee-ball boys!
- So, baseball, well, tee-ball is back in Washington.
Definition of tee-ball in US English: tee-ball(also t-ball) noun A game for young children, played by the rules of baseball, in which the ball is not pitched but hit from a stationary tee. Example sentencesExamples - ‘We found that 73 percent of the leagues used safety balls of some sort in at least one age division, most often for youngsters playing tee-ball, and about 34 percent used face guards in at least one division,’ he said.
- So, baseball, well, tee-ball is back in Washington.
- You are the best, this is why we have won state but you will not win again if you play like tee-ball boys!
- There is no base stealing in Tee Ball because there is no pitching.
- Basically it consists of a tee-ball batter setup, a single base and a crowd of enthusiastic (if wayward) kids.
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