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pitch up; pitch
verb
to arrive UK- [T]he local hip hop heads are dubious about whether any of the international stars will actually pitch. — Patrick Neate, Where You’re At, p. 105, 2003
- When we pitched up in Carmel (of interest solely, it seemed to me, for the fact that Clint Eastwood was then its mayor), the cabal of smokers on the bus hurled ourselves off, unlit cigarettes already in hand[.] — The Guardian, 16 April 2003
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