noun a pitch thrown with a strong spin that causes it to veer erratically in flight
adjective crazy or eccentric in behavior or character
Refers to a character or plot element that is unconventional or eccentric.
Describes a person who behaves in a bizarre or eccentric manner.
Refers to a genre of comedy films featuring quirky characters and absurd situations.
Describes a type of humor characterized by absurd or eccentric behavior.
Refers to a type of pitch with unpredictable movement, often used to deceive batters.
In literature, 'screwball' can be used to describe a type of comedy characterized by eccentric characters and absurd situations.
In psychology, 'screwball' may be used to refer to a type of behavior that is unpredictable or unconventional.
In sports commentary, 'screwball' is often used to describe a type of pitch in baseball that has a deceptive or unusual movement.
In film criticism, 'screwball' can be used to describe a genre of comedy films popular in the 1930s and 1940s, known for their fast-paced dialogue and zany characters.