softballer
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of softballer
Example Sentences
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The players have a sense of reassurance in knowing that former softballer Lupe Diaz, a retired registered nurse, comes to all the games with her first aid kit.
From Los Angeles Times
The stillness of Dallas Escobedo’s head as the Mexican softballer spins her arm around to deliver a pitch.
From Seattle Times
When Ali Aguilar was a grade-schooler watching pitchers like Cat Osterman and Monica Abbott compete in the 2004 and ’08 Olympics, the aspiring young softballer dreamed of one day wearing the USA uniform herself.
From Seattle Times
Olympic softballer Jennie Finch over an outfielder's head and use his high-tech prosthetic legs to run out a triple - finishing with a belly-flop slide into third base.
From Seattle Times
Since returning home to Plains, Ga., Jimmy Carter, famed fly-fisher, softballer and jogger, has been honing his skills at yet another avocation.
From Time Magazine Archive
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