Inning is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INNING in dictionary:

NOUN:
• in baseball, an innings, a turn at batting
• each division of a game during which both sides have a turn at batting.
• division of baseball match
• Ingathering; harvesting.
• The state or turn of being in; specifically, in cricket, baseball, etc.,the turn or time of a player or of a side at the bat; -- often in the pl. Hence: The turn or time of a person, or a party, in power; as, the Whigs went out, and the Democrats had their innings.
• Lands recovered from the sea.
• (baseball) one of nine divisions of play during which each team has a turn at bat
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to harvest
• a division of a baseball game

Words related to INNING

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Words that contain INNING

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How to use INNING in a sentence

• The inning netted Boston three runs, which were not earned.
• Neither team scored in the eleventh inning, although Snodgrass was hit by a pitched ball.
• In the first inning of the game the Giants scored five runs and the contest was never in doubt after that.
• The man realized, however, that a sacrifice in this inning, with two men already out, would not be so advantageous as before.
• Merriwell came first to bat in the second inning, and he sent a safe single into right field, deliberately placing it, as was evident to every ball player present.
• Yale was making a last desperate struggle for a score in the sixth inning.
• Costigan asked Frank how he felt, and Merriwell replied that he had never felt better in his life, so it was decided to let him see what he could do in the box the next inning.
• In case of a tie at the end of the game the play continues until at the completion of a full inning one team is ahead.
• When ten of the eleven men on a side have been put out it constitutes an inning, and the side in the field takes its turn at the bat.
• In 1867, a game was played in which, the losers made 91 runs and the winning club 123, of which 51 were made in the last inning.
• Princeman hit the first man up in the next inning and sent him down to the initial bag, which was a flat stone, happily limping.
• In the first inning Dougherty walked and Collins singled.
• Wayland High School, with six runs already to their credit, was now going to bat for the last inning unless the score should be tied.
• Belleville, much encouraged, started hitting in their half of this inning.
• Again history repeated itself, and it seemed up to Hugh to do something to save the inning from being a goose-egg again.
• The ninth inning saw no change, for the tie was still unbroken.
• This sort of thing pleased the crowd immensely, as an extra inning game always means additional excitement, and added thrills for the money.
• When the first inning was over at last it began to look as if their boast might be made good, for the score stood five to one.
• When the eighth inning ended the score was four to six, not so very bad.
• At the beginning of the seventh inning, with the score the same, the rain came down in torrents and play was discontinued.
• Allandale managed actually to tie the score in their half of the ninth, but Scranton still had an inning in which to do something.
• This is the last inning and the last game of the series.
• At the end of the third inning, with the score standing five to four in favor of the sophomores, a radical change was made.

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