Bat
Bat verb - To move about from place to place aimlessly.
Usage example: on Sunday afternoons we'd pile into Father's car and bat around the countryside
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- You take control of a guy who looks like a batter, stroll through technicolor lands made from metal, smoke, meat and plastic and talk to a Cheshire cat, an item merchant who breaks the fourth wall all the time, people who all look the same and beat the crap out of ghosts with a baseball bat.
Source: Just For Fun / Weird-Ass Games -
The baseball game at the end of "Stroll on the Wild Side" is tied 8-8 when Murdoch comes to bat with Inspector Brackenreid on base.
Source: Series / Murdoch Mysteries -
He scares Jake by having the bat-riding groundhogs fly in a hawk formation and when Jake figures it out he gets cocky and empties his ammo into the sky, allowing Rango to stroll right up to him and point his revolver right between his eyes.
Source: Western Animation / Rango
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