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Hit.

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adj.1.Having become very popular or acclaimed; - said of entertainment performances; as, a hit song, a hit movie.


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``Yeah, Wes is a big part of our lineup - it centers around him - but everyone can hit.
BASEBALL: BRUINS BASH CSUN AGAIN UCLA TAKES TWO OUT OF THREE UCLA 13, ... by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
amp;uot;By harnessing the vast number of choices being made each day by Internet searchers, it's as if millions of editors are classifying countless sites, identifying the best on the Web,&uot; said Mike Cassidy, president and CEO of Direct Hit.
Ask Jeeves to Acquire Direct Hit Technologies, Adding Automated ... by Business Wire
``If that happens, the pitches you're seeing might deteriorate, he might not get many good pitches to hit.
BONDS DOESN'T HAVE IT IN HIM TO HIT 70 by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
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