In a submission form “Pitcher” or “Pitchee” when referring to oneself in a submit form. So what if I used “Pitcher” or “Pitchee” when referring to oneself?
I’m pitching a story a TV broadcaster asks that I put my name on the top of the form. Can someone show me the way? Am I the “Pitcher” or the “Pitchee”, or should I just go with “Name”? Does the word “name” seem
to be too vague?
The suffix -ee comes from the French term for past participle of words in that language. For example, donnu00e9es (in some countries) s simply means “givens” and is not a French word for data.
So if you are not pitched, pitchee would make no sense. If you pitch I am your agent i.e. I would pitch any product that I have got. I am the agent. How do
I find a pitcher?
Is the player the pitcher or a catcher? For pros it means the agent of the root verb, in this case “se” or “pitch.” I’d say you’re a good pitchman if you want to take the impression of a “potential” buyer of ideas.
