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Angliholic Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Pitch a fit
The boy expected Zinkoff to make a fuss, to try to get his hat back, maybe even to cry or pitch a fit.
Hi,
What does "pitch a fit" in the above refer to? Does it mean "have a fit of bawling?" Thanks.
Hi,
What does "pitch a fit" in the above refer to? Does it mean "have a fit of bawling?" Thanks.
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Pretty close, Aholic. "pitch" = throw, have "fit" = verbal outcry
- Pretty close, Aholic.
- "pitch" = throw, have "fit" = verbal outcry
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