Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
grounder
noun
/ˈɡraʊndər/

Definition
A grounder is a type of baseball hit that travels along the ground rather than in the air.

Examples
- During the game, the player hit a powerful grounder to shortstop.
- The grounder resulted in a quick out at first base.

Meaning
In a baseball context, a grounder refers to a ball that is hit low and rolls or bounces on the ground, usually making it easier for fielders to catch.

Synonyms
- ground ball
- hit
- roller