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batter

[bat-er] / ˈbæt ər /
NOUN
mixture before baking
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The batter is tender thanks to sour cream, the crumb flecked with spices that feel autumnal without being predictable.

From Salon

“They do not charge in from outside and batter like a gust of wind or a wall of water,” he wrote.

From The Wall Street Journal

That epic knock, undoubtedly one of the best by an England batter overseas, was supposed to give Pope the confidence to kick on and fulfil his undoubted talent.

From BBC

It states "the third umpire shall determine whether the batter has been caught", including checking for a no-ball and "whether the batter has hit the ball".

From BBC

It has been the singular lifeline for a battered Iran and its entire proxy network.

From The Wall Street Journal