pitchy 的定义
pitch·i·er, pitch·i·est.
pitchy 近义词
black
更多pitchy例句
- The waves were small—around two to three feet—but steep and pitchy and would detonate in knee-deep water.
- Back when I lived in Brooklyn in 2010, I used to take my 7’6″ funboard on the A train out to the Rockaways or on the Long Island Railroad to Long Beach, and while the waves are inconsistent and can be short and pitchy, they’re also really fun.
- Her pitchy performance of “Tik Tok” in particular seemed to attract the ire of SNL audiences.
- Flo was not just mediocre: she was catastrophically tragic, tone-deaf, screechy and, as Randy Jackson would say, “pitchy, dawg!”
- The songs, which have creaky titles like “All that Razz” and “Hooray for What's-not-good,” are belted out with pitchy gusto.
- In the pitchy darkness, the messenger encounters him, and running full tilt against him, knocks the bunch of keys into the mud.
- The heavens above were of a pitchy darkness, and the only light was from the creaming foam of the sea on every side.
- Kneeling down at the opening in the platform, they leaned over and shouted Delray's name into the pitchy darkness below.
- In the course of years of exposure to the air this pitchy material crystallizes, "ripens," and becomes spruce gum.
- To add to our difficulties, the sky clouded over and pitchy blackness settled down.