en scoring homer

An English term in ConceptNet 5.8

Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors
View this term in the API
  • Documentation
  • FAQ
  • Chat
  • Blog
  • Documentation
  • FAQ
  • Chat
  • Blog

Effects of scoring homer

  • en cheering ➜
  • en the crowd cheers ➜
  • en the crowd cheers for you ➜
  • en the team to win ➜
  • en elation ➜
  • en excitement ➜
  • en the fans to cheer ➜
  • en getting laid ➜
  • en happiness for the home team ➜
  • en helping your team win ➜
  • en helping your team win the game ➜
  • en hissy fits ➜
  • en loud cheers ➜
  • en run arround the bases ➜
  • en running the bases ➜
  • en runs to score ➜
  • en your team gets another point ➜
  • en your team gets one point ➜
  • en your team makes a point ➜
  • en win ➜
  • More »

scoring homer is a subevent of…

  • en cheer ➜
  • en run around the bases ➜
  • en run the bases ➜
  • en cheering from the crowd ➜
  • en the crowd might cheer ➜
  • en the crowd roars ➜
  • en the crowd will cheer ➜
  • en doing a victory shuffle ➜
  • en a fan catching the ball ➜
  • en feeling good ➜
  • en High fives from teammates ➜
  • en hit the ball hard ➜
  • en you hit the ball very hard ➜
  • en hit a baseball ➜
  • en loss of ball ➜
  • en run around a baseball diamond ➜
  • en run to homebase ➜
  • en running ➜
  • en sliding into home ➜
  • en smiling ➜
  • More »

scoring homer is used for…

  • en a baseball game ➜
  • en winning the game ➜
  • en helping your team ➜
  • en frustrating a pitcher ➜
  • en getting cheered for ➜
  • en getting popular ➜
  • en the hitter in a baseball game ➜
  • en increasing your self-esteem ➜
  • en making points in baseball ➜
  • en making a run ➜
  • en marge simpson ➜
  • en receiving more money from your team ➜
  • en winning a baseball game ➜
  • en winning a point for your team ➜

scoring homer requires…

  • en a bat ➜
  • en arm strength ➜
  • en a corked bat ➜
  • en good aim ➜
  • en hand-eye coordination ➜
  • en a really good hit ➜
  • en skill, strength and luck ➜
Creative Commons License
ConceptNet 5 is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. If you use it in research, please cite this AAAI paper.
See Copying and Sharing ConceptNet for more details.