sandlot
[ sand-lot ]
/ ˈsændˌlɒt /
noun
a vacant lot used by youngsters for games or sports.
adjective
Also sand-lot.
of, relating to, or played in such a lot: sandlot baseball.
Words nearby sandlot
sandia peak,
sandie,
sandinista,
sandino,
sandiver,
sandlot,
sandlotter,
sandman,
sandor,
sandpaper,
sandpapery
Example sentences from the Web for sand-lot
America listened to the blatant demagogues, the "sand-lot orators," and excluded the Chinese.
As A Chinaman Saw Us |AnonymousThat was the way they looked in Tompkins Square twenty years ago when the square was a sand-lot given up to rioting and disorder.
The Children of the Poor |Jacob A. RiisUnder the excitement of sand-lot meetings, the Chinese were driven under cover.
Our Foreigners |Samuel P. OrthTo think of a Giant player being caught by a sand-lot trick!
Baseball Joe, Captain of the Team |Lester Chadwick
British Dictionary definitions for sand-lot
sandlot
/ (ˈsændˌlɒt) /
noun US
an area of vacant ground used by children for playing baseball and other games
(modifier)
denoting a game or sport played on a sandlot
sandlot baseball