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noun ˌdē-ˈāch plural DHs : designated hitter sense 1 DH 2 of 3 verb ˌdē-ˈāch ˈdē-ˌāch DHed; DHing intransitive verb : to play as a designated hitter

A DH race bike, on the other hand, is a very focussed tool. Its intent is so beautifully clear that it might actually mean that you're juggling with less balls.

1. Or dh abbreviation dear/darling husband (used, especially by women, in digital communications to refer to one's husband).

Toute l'actualité belge, internationale, régionale et sportive, c'est sur DH Les Sports+.

The designated hitter rule allows teams to use another player to bat in place of the pitcher. Because the pitcher is still part of the team's nine defensive ...

Tony Oliva's first inning, two-run homer off Oakland's Catfish Hunter marked the first time a DH homered in a regular season AL or NL game.

The designated hitter (DH) is a baseball player who bats in place of another position player, most commonly the pitcher.