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dugout

noun as in hollowed area

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The Spaniard's first job in the dugout was with Barcelona's B team before he took the main job at the Camp Nou, subsequently moving onto German giants Bayern Munich and then City.

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In his seat by the first-base dugout, President Kennedy took off his overcoat, stood, and loosened up his arm.

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Manager Dave Roberts stayed in the dugout, trusting his ascendant staff ace to pitch the team to a championship.

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As he pulled into first base, he clapped toward the dugout, then slapped his hands against his thighs in an outburst of relief.

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He quickly returned to the dugout and Yesavage carried on pitching.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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