unother
another
anothr
anuther
feild
fild
feeld
field
Players on a team, with the designated hitter; inches is the height of the pitcher's mound at the center.
10
Feet is the length of the batter's box.
6
not smooth; difficult
rough
Centimeters is the width of the foul lines; feet is the distance from home plate to the back of the catcher's box.
8
A sentence with a strong feeling - exclamation point (!)
Declarative
Interrogative
Exclamatory
Imperative
onse
wanse
wuns
once
A sentence that tells you a command - period (.)
Declarative
Interrogative
Imperative
Exclamatory
bater
batter
battur
bator
Defensive players on the field; innings in a game.
9
Umpires; bases, which include home plate; infielders; balls to get a walk; runs scored in a grand slam home run.
4
pitcher
pichur
picher
pitchur
in the past; one time
once
a game played with a bat and a ball
baseball
umpire
umpier
ompire
umpir
antil
until
ontil
untill
cusine
couzun
cousine
cousin
A sentence that asks a question - question mark (?)
Interrogative
Exclamatory
Declarative
Imperative
what one or ones
which
the child of your uncle or aunt
cousin
up to the time of
until
Centimeters is the maximum thickness of a major league bat.
7
which
whach
wich
witch
the baseball player who throws the ball to the batter
pitcher
a piece of open land used for playing a game
field
Feet is the diameter of the on-deck circle; ounces is the weight of a baseball.
5
the player who tires to hit the ball
batter
Games in a double-header; major leagues (American and National).
2
Outfielders and basemen; strikes and "you're out"; outs in an inning.
3
an official who rules on plays in baseball and other sports
umpire
one more of the same kind of thing; a different one
another
troble
truble
tourble
trouble
Home plate; ball in play; shortstop; team manager; pitcher's mound.
1
A sentence that makes a statement - period (.)
Imperative
Declarative
Interrogative
Exclamatory
baseboll
basball
baseball
baiseball
a difficult situation; a cause of difficulty
trouble
ruogh
rough
ruf
rogh