the sport of baseball

very good; cool; fantastic

a short, thick stick; club; cudgel

lollipop; sucker

popsicle; ice pop; a frozen treat made of fruit juice, milk, or flavored water on a stick

baseball diamond or field; ballpark

club; stick; staff; cudgel

a big stick or club; used figuratively to mean threats or intimidation as a way to force others to do something

wooden stick, club, bat, or cudgel

A stick used by musical conductors or traffic police to direct or give signals

short stick passed from one runner to another in a relay race

a blow on the head; a sudden and severe blow or setback that comes as a shock

iron club; steel rod or stick

To receive the relay baton from the previous runner in a race.

An ancient Chinese weapon consisting of a long wooden handle with a thick head studded with iron nails or spikes; mace.

a wooden stick used for beating laundry while washing

a blow to the head and a loud shout; originally a Zen Buddhist practice to jolt students into enlightenment, now used to describe a sharp warning or a stunning blow that makes someone wake up to reality

The magical, size-changing weapon wielded by [[孙悟空|孫悟空|sun1 wu4 kong1]] (the Monkey King) in the classic novel [[西游记|西遊記|xi1 you2 ji4]].

popsicle; ice pop

robustness; specifically the ability of a computer system or algorithm to cope with errors during execution

To serve as a conductor for an orchestra or choir.

colloquial term for a flashlight or electric torch

To cruelly or forcibly separate a pair of lovers, especially by family or societal pressure; literally "to strike the mandarin ducks with a stick".

a bat, club, or stick used in sports such as baseball, softball, cricket, or hockey

a Zen Buddhist method of shouting at or hitting a student with a stick to trigger instant enlightenment

(colloquial, old, derogatory) an extremely poor person, especially a landless peasant; a poor wretch

a short stick with cloth wrapped on one or both ends, soaked in oil or alcohol and lit on fire for use in acrobatic performances or entertainment

(colloquial) flour or meal made from ground corn; used for food or animal feed

A competition or match of baseball played between two teams.

(dialect) corn or maize; specifically the cob of the corn

a cane or stick wrapped in white paper or hemp, held by a son during a traditional funeral procession to show filial piety

A traditional punishment consisting of a beating administered to a prisoner upon arrival at a jail to break their spirit and make them submissive.

A baseball player with a high batting average; a heavy hitter

A device used in nuclear reactors to regulate the fission rate by absorbing neutrons; usually made in the shape of a rod or plate.

magnetic rod made of ferrite material; used in chemical, food, and electronics industries to filter particles or as an antenna component in radios

a metal tool used as a lever to pry things open; pry bar

hard; stiff; solid; (of a person) hale and hearty; robust

a wooden truncheon or club, specifically a type of walking staff used as a weapon in ancient China

martial arts; fighting skills involving fists and staves; kung fu

machine used for grinding materials into fine powder using steel rods as the grinding medium

A rod-shaped object made of carbon and graphite used as an electrode in items such as arc lamps and batteries.

a stick, cane, or club used for support or as a weapon; cudgel

a test lead or probe used to connect a measuring instrument, such as a multimeter, to the component or circuit being tested

excellent; awesome; first-rate. Originally a loanword from the Japanese word [[一番|一番|yi1 fan1]] (ichiban).

banging away clumsily in all directions with no overall vision; to do things in a disorganized and erratic manner

Stick held by a son during a funeral procession as a sign of filial piety

spent fuel rods used in a nuclear reactor

To pass the baton to the next runner in a relay race.

a handheld firework that emits sparks, such as those used for celebrations