Crossword clues for mitt
mitt
- Baker's protection
- Yogi had a hand in it
- Where some flies land
- Thick glove
- Target for Yu Darvish
- Some loopers land here
- Senator Romney
- Oven accessory
- One might stop a strike
- Name on 2012 campaign posters
- Matt Weiters uses one
- Hand, informally
- Goalie glove
- First name in 2012 politics
- First baseman's glove
- Fastball catcher
- Diamond need
- Catcher's prop
- Catcher of a fly
- Catch requirement
- Catch cushioner
- Babe's accessory?
- 2012 presidential contender Romney
- 2012 loser to Barack
- Yogi wore one
- What a screwball hits
- Specialized glove
- Some little loopers land here
- Romney who ran for president
- Romney who lost to Obama in 2012
- Romney of politics
- Republican Romney
- Protection for squatters
- Presidential contender Romney
- Potholder alternative
- Pop fly catcher
- Politician Romney
- Politician ____ Romney
- Pol Romney
- Piece of baseball gear
- Piazza accessory
- Paul's ticket mate
- Oven user's wear
- Oven user's accessory
- Oven ___
- Outfielder's glove
- Object found just above a plate
- Newt's rival
- Mariner's gear?
- Loser to Barack
- Leather on a diamond
- Kitchen glove
- Kevlar kitchen product
- Item in a dugout
- Item for Bill Dickey
- It's used on the diamond and in the kitchen
- It'll catch heat
- It may be used to stop a liner
- It may be thrown a curve
- It can catch heat
- Hot-pot handler
- Helpful thing to have on hand?
- He ran against Barack
- Governor Romney
- Glove worn at first base
- Glove for Gehrig
- Glove for Garvey
- Gear for Johnny Bench
- Gear for Bill Dickey
- Gear for Bench
- Foul pop catcher
- Former presidential contender Romney
- First baseman's need
- Fielding tool
- Ex-governor Romney
- Equipment for Piazza
- Dugout sight
- Cookout glove
- Cookie sheet holder
- Catchers need
- Campaign button name
- Barack's opponent in 2012
- Barack's 2012 foe
- Barack campaign foe
- Ballplayer's gear
- All good catchers have one
- Aid for working at home
- Aid at the plate
- A fly might land in it
- 2012 presidential nominee Romney
- 2012 presidential candidate Romney
- 2012 debater against Barack
- 2008 candidate Romney
- Paw, but not maw
- Chef's protector
- Catcher's glove
- Burn protection
- Item often kept on hand?
- Catcher's catcher
- Diamond target
- It may be catching
- Oven ___ (Arby's ad pitchman)
- Hand holder?
- Rawlings product
- Catcher's need
- Baseball glove
- Pitcher's target
- Dugout item
- Piece of hazmat equipment
- Hand protector
- It has a pocket
- Fly catcher?
- Yankee's wear
- Berra had a hand in it
- Ball catcher
- Fly-catching aid
- Necessity when playing hardball
- A baker might have a hand in it
- Oven user's aid
- Hand, in slang
- Baker's accessory
- "Leather," in baseball
- Politico Romney
- 2012 political chant
- Barack's re-election opponent
- 2012 election name
- Something catching?
- Useful thing to keep on hand?
- The (prehensile) extremity of the superior limb
- Gloves worn by fielders in baseball
- Backstop's accessory
- Tony Pena's glove
- Glove for Fisk
- One of the "tools of ignorance"
- Woman's dress glove
- Glove for Carlton Fisk
- Catcher's item
- Glove for Buckner
- Glove for Gedman
- Cook's protection
- Necessity for a catcher
- Padded glove
- Glove for Rick Cerone
- Glove for Mattingly
- Glove for Gary Carter
- Glove for Cerone
- Glove for Chambliss
- Fisk's need
- Catcher's gear
- Baseball gear
- Baseball item
- Gear for Grote
- Diamond glove
- Pitch stopper
- Glove Gehrig wore
- Glove for Hernandez
- Gedman's gear
- See 14D
- Hand holder
- Diamond protector
- Catcher's aid
- Cook's protector
- Pitch catcher
- Oven glove
- You might have a hand in it
- Some pops land here
- Knuckleball catcher
- Kitchen protection
- Cook's glove
- Catching need
- Baseball catcher's glove
- Yogi Berra had a hand in it
- Diamond tool
- Catcher's equipment
- Softball glove
- Loser to Barack in 2012
- Kitchen protector
- Kitchen accessory
- Hand covering
- Fly trap?
- Diamond accessory?
- Chef's protection
- Catching aid
- Bit of baseball gear
- Barack's 2012 rival
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Mitt \Mitt\, n. [Abbrev. fr. mitten.]
A mitten; also, a covering for the wrist and hand and not for the fingers, usually worn by women.
(Baseball) A large glove, usually made of leather or similar material, with differing degrees of padding and usually some form of webbing in the large space between the thumb insert and the insert for the index finger; a baseball glove. It is used to assist in catching the baseball. The catcher's mitt has more padding and less webbing.
A hand; -- used mostly in slang expressions; as, keep your mitts off my box of chocolates!
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
1765, shortened form of mitten (q.v.). Baseball sense is from 1902. Slang sense of "hand" is from 1896.
Wiktionary
n. 1 A mitten 2 An oversized, protective glove such as an oven mitt or a baseball mitt. 3 (context informal especially in plural English) A hand.
WordNet
n. the (prehensile) extremity of the superior limb; "he had the hands of a surgeon"; "he extended his mitt" [syn: hand, manus, paw]
gloves worn by fielders in baseball [syn: baseball glove, glove, baseball mitt]
Wikipedia
Mitt may refer to:
- Glove, a garment covering the whole hand
- Baseball mitt, a large leather glove that is worn by baseball players on defense
- Mitt (name), a surname and given name
- Military transition team or MiTT
- Moscow Institute of Thermal Technology or MITT
- William Mitten (1819–1906), English chemist, whose name is usually abbreviated "Mitt."
- Mitt (film), a 2014 documentary film about Mitt Romney
Mitt is both a surname and a given name. Notable people with the name include:
Mitt is a 2014 American documentary film that chronicles the 2008 and 2012 presidential campaigns of former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney. Mitt premiered at the Sundance Film Festival on January 17, 2014. The film was released on Netflix on January 24, 2014.
Usage examples of "mitt".
The fishwife gesticulated rapidly with her fleshy hands in their black knitted mitts, not forgetting to hold her little finger out at an elegant angle.
It also had a hardwood floor, but instead of mirrors its walls were lined with heavy bags, speed bags, uppercut bags, stretching and weight machines, thick vertical wooden boards with padding at their ends makiwara, Sternway called them and rows of shelves for focus mitts and a bewildering variety of other pads.
The men wore mismatched pieces of armor: wooden knuckle mitts, articulated steel greaves, hornmail, ringmail, pothelms, spikehelms, metal plate, boiled leather, coats of shell and bone.
She backed up a step, swatting at his sword with a hand whose essential broadness and redness was not disguised by the black shammy mitt covering it.
Place the lumbering Horton hit a twisting grounder to McCord, who batted it down with his mitt, jumped for it, turned and fell on the base, but too late to get his man.
He was humiliated and broken, and he looked especially absurd in his expensive flying suit and helmet-his small face in the wide faceplate, his gloves making his hands look like fat mitts.
You tell me, eh goes, spreadin ehs hands oot, the rolled fag stuck in one mitt.
It sound tike a go th, n ad mitt to himlf, butte had absolutely no proof.
And those mitts to match, I believe, for they came from the glovers only yesterday.
Slipping her hands into mitts, Celeste took the cookie sheets from the oven.
When they were set safely on the burner grates, she tossed the mitts aside and turned off the oven.
Setting aside the mitts, he took up the serving pieces lying nearby and started filling each plate with half a hen, roasted potatoes, and an array of vegetables.
He paused with no sign of impatience while she sold a pair of mitts, taking as long as possible.
The hands were huge ovals, like mitts, but were segmented to form fingers, any of which apparently could be shifted to opposing the others.
Of the group, Blondell Wayne Tatum was the only one wearing a brand-new Rawlings outfielder’s mitt.