Crossword clues for pitch in
pitch in
Wiktionary
vb. (context idiomatic English) To help out; lend assistance; contribute; to do one's part.
WordNet
v. eat heartily; "The food was placed on the table and the children pitched in" [syn: dig in]
Usage examples of "pitch in".
The men are leaving the pitch in the company of a police officer, and I think everyone's settling down now and play is about to resume.
Katz and I welcomed them with smiles and started to pitch in, then paused and put back the bowls when we realized the couple were mumbling grace.
Instead she worked out an oral pitch in her head to pursue that hunch on the way to Whitney's office.
I'll make it all available to you, pitch in as a civilian consultant, and waive the fee.
All along, you've been telling me not to pitch in until I know which side is good and which is evil.
The computer would make the minor adjustments to the control sail vanes and solar light pressure would remove the unwanted pitch in a few hours.
We all have to pitch in and rebuild our land, our society for the common good.
When her papers were read up, she didn't have to pitch in, as the other readers did, and help the girls who were behind.
It should be safe enough for you to make your pitch in general terms.