For Bat we have terms and definitions in 13 topics. The topics are Badminton, Chlorine, Construction, Drugs, Environmental Acronyms, Heraldry, Import Cars, Jewish History, Judaism, Phamaceutical Industry Acronyms, Prostate Cancer, Speleological and Sports Collectibles.

Bat (Badminton)

A common name for the racket.

Bat (Chlorine)

Best Available Techniques. BAT Standards are used to judge the performance of industrial processes and to provide a target for improvement plans. They are gathered in a BAT Reference Document (BREF).

Bat (Construction)

A half-brick.

Bat (Drugs)

Marijuana pipe, easily disguised as a cigarette

Bat (Environmental Acronyms)

Best Available Technology

Bat (Heraldry)

The BAT figures to some extent in heraldry, often called a reremouse.

Bat (Import Cars)

A acronym for battery.

Bat (Jewish History)

(Heb., "daughter," "daughter of"). Used frequently in "matronymics" (naming by identity of mother); see also ben.

Bat (Judaism)

(Heb., "daughter," "daughter of"). Used frequently in "matronymics" (naming by identity of mother); see also ben.

Bat (Phamaceutical Industry Acronyms)

Best Available Control Technology

Bat (Prostate Cancer)

B-mode acquisition and targeting; an ultrasound evaluation of the prostate localizing it prior to each and every RT therapy treatment; currently used in conjunction with IMRT and mechanically integrated into the treatment program

Bat (Speleological)

A mammal of the order Chiroptera, divided into several families. The only mammals capable of true flight, having membranes between the toes of their forefeet.
Fauna.

Bat (Sports Collectibles)

Baseball bats are very collectible. The most valuable bats are those that are used in games by professional players. Autograph collectors may also use bats that are not game used for athletes to sign.

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