festa
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of festa
1810–20; < Italian < Latin: holiday, plural of fēstum. See fest
Example Sentences
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Ohtani’s homers in the last two games came right after Betts reached base in front of him, with a single on Sunday against the Milwaukee Brewers and with a walk on Monday against Twins starter David Festa.
From Los Angeles Times
Festa, a second-year right-hander who entered the night with a 5.25 earned-run average, retired the next nine batters he faced before Smith came up to lead off the fourth.
From Los Angeles Times
Festa got ahead 1-and-2 in the count, before throwing a changeup that Smith fought off and missing wide with a slider.
From Los Angeles Times
Festa’s next pitch was a fastball left over middle.
From Los Angeles Times
Festa was still in the game when Smith came back up in the sixth.
From Los Angeles Times
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