[ˈpɪkɒf], (Noun)

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- an act of catching a runner off base, involving a sudden throw of the ball to that base by the pitcher or catcher
(e.g: a pickoff play)

- a device in the control or guidance system of an aircraft or boat which emits or alters an electrical, optical, or pneumatic output in response to a change in motion


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