(most) unkindest cut (of all) Idiom, Proverb

a clutch hitter (baseball)

a batter who hits when runners are on base Joe's a clutch hitter. He's batting .431 with runners on base.

a three-bagger (baseball)

a hit that allows the batter to run to third base Molitor hit a three-bagger in the sixth game of the World Series.

clutch hitter (baseball)

(See a clutch hitter)

hit and run (baseball)

a play in which the batter tries to hit as the base runner runs On the next pitch, the Mets tried a hit and run, but the batter missed the ball.

home run (baseball)

the batter scores a run on one hit (See grand slam) I remember the game when Rusty hit three home runs.

pinch hitter (baseball)

substitute batter, extra batter Gomez is the best pinch hitter on the team. His average is .372.

strike out (baseball)

fail to hit the ball while at bat This time he'll hit the ball. Last time at bat he struck out.

get (all) the breaks|breaks|get|get all the breaks

v. phr. To be fortunate; have luck. That fellow gets all the breaks! He's been working here only six months, and he's already been promoted to vice president!

the (most) unkindest cut (of all)

The best heartless, demoralizing, or betraying action, remark, or aftereffect possible. A advertence to a band in Shakespeare's Julius Caesar, anecdotic Caesar's afterlife at the easily of his friends. But the unkindest cut was watching the man I advised my best acquaintance move in with my ex-wife the additional I confused out. Even my agents stood there bedlam at me. That was the best unkindest cut of all. Seeing such a admired appearance angry into such an cool apology of herself, well, that's the unkindest cut of all for longtime admirers of the series.Learn more: cut, unkind

the best unkindest cut of all

The best aching or awful affair that one could say to another. The byword originated in Shakespeare's Julius Caesar in a description of Caesar's murder. Hearing my own mother advance my accommodation to accept a adolescent was the best unkindest cut of all.Learn more: all, cut, most, of, unkind

unkindest cut

The affliction insult, ultimate treachery, as in And then, the unkindest cut of all-my accomplice walks out on me aloof back the accord is about to go through . This announcement was invented by Shakespeare in anecdotic Julius Caesar's cutting to afterlife by his accompany in Julius Caesar (3:2): "This was the best unkindest cut of all." Learn more: cut, unkind

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