Definitions
Sorry, no definitions found. Check out and contribute to the discussion of this word!
Etymologies
Sorry, no etymologies found.
Support

Help support Wordnik (and make this page ad-free) by adopting the word walkoff.
Examples
-
Though the term was used relatively infrequently, "walkoff" homers begat "walkoff" triples, which begat "walkoff" doubles … even
CJR 2009
-
The World Series is fast approaching, and many of the teams in the playoffs are hoping for at least one "walkoff" victory.
CJR 2009
-
By 2009, the term "walkoff" was being applied to virtually any game that ended in the bottom of an inning-roughly half of them.
CJR 2009
-
Associated Press Justin Turner 2 celebrates his walkoff hit on Sept. 9.
Are the Mets Still Obligated to Try? Mike Sielski 2011
-
Orlando Cabrera, who has made it to the postseason in six of his past seven seasons, for five different teams, has his best on-base percentage since 2008, and his walkoff hit Saturday kept a now-six-game win streak alive.
-
They had 15 walkoff wins this season, including three vs. the Twins in May.
Teixeira's 11th-inning walk-off HR lifts Yankees to 2-0 lead 2009
-
Lakewood 11, Hagerstown 10: The Suns lost when Lakewood scored three in the ninth to walkoff.
-
I've written this before, but his walkoff home run Sunday underscored the point: Josh Willingham is having one of the best seasons of any left fielder in baseball.
-
With their 6-4 walkoff loss to the Astros, the Natioanals had a miserable end to a miserable road trip.
-
The report concluded that the industrywide work stoppage lowered the average Live+7 primetime total viewer ratings on the four major broadcast networks by 6.1% from the beginning of the walkoff in November to its conclusion in mid-February.
Comments
Log in or sign up to get involved in the conversation. It's quick and easy.