the first in a series of actions, moves, etc.
Baseball designating or of the first batter in a lineup or of an inning (sense )
leadoff
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leadoff
noun
- An opening play or move.
- One that leads off.
Related Forms:
- lead′off′
adjective
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Adjective
(not comparable)
Adjective
- Alternative spelling of leadoff.
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