Associations to the word «Reliever»
Noun
- Blocker
- Prospect
- Darren
- Mvp
- Pirate
- Batting
- Bottom
- Hit
- Narcotic
- Asthma
- Offseason
- Randy
- Discomfort
- Mound
- Atlanta
- Cardinal
- Seizure
- Baseball
- Fever
- Jorge
- Milwaukee
- Brandon
- Opium
- Ranger
- Hoffman
- Brad
- Javier
- Hawkins
- Willy
- Matt
- Throwing
- Stress
- Thornton
- Run
- Zach
- Derek
- Ache
- Kyle
- Drug
- Pittsburgh
- Rocker
- League
- Corey
- Trevor
- Rodriguez
- Rafael
- Detroit
- Nausea
- Sergio
- Game
- Jeremy
- Barrett
- Vomiting
- Mike
- Josh
- Fda
- José
- Goose
- Specialist
- Brett
- Seattle
- Jason
- Ron
- Diego
- Baltimore
- Bat
- Athletic
- Cough
- Geoff
- Houston
- Rick
- Ryan
- Appearing
- Marijuana
- Remedy
- Wakefield
- Boston
- Effectiveness
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
RELIEVER, noun. (baseball) A relief pitcher.
RELIEVER, noun. Someone who fills in for another.
Dictionary definition
RELIEVER, noun. Someone who takes the place of another (as when things get dangerous or difficult); "the star had a stand-in for dangerous scenes"; "we need extra employees for summer fill-ins".
RELIEVER, noun. A person who reduces the intensity (e.g., of fears) and calms and pacifies; "a reliever of anxiety"; "an allayer of fears".
RELIEVER, noun. A pitcher who does not start the game.
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