UMPS

UMPS


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Dictionary definitions:


Word: ump
Word origin: early 20th century: abbreviation.
Phonetic: ÊŒmp
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an umpire. Example: the ump ruled Brett out
act as an umpire. Example: he umped in the minors


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A League of Their Own extras
Ball! callers
Fair or foul replay reviewers
No catch signalers
Out shouters
Safe! crackers?
Steee-rike! callers
Safe! callers
Authorities at Candlestick Park
Balk callers
Ballfield arbiters
Ballpark arbiters
Ballpark bosses
Ballpark figures
Ballpark figures?
Ballpark officials
Base characters?
Base figures?
Base officials
Baseball VIPs
Baseball arbiters
Baseball game workers
Baseball officials
Basketball : refs :: baseball : ___
Bill Klems colleagues
Boo targets
Call makers at the plate
Calls a game
Calls a strike
Calls balls
Calls balls and strikes
Calls the game
Calls the plays
Camels ave em
Crew in blue
Cricket officials
Diamond V.I.P.s
Diamond VIPs
Diamond arbiters
Diamond crew
Diamond dealers?
Diamond deciders
Diamond experts
Diamond figures
Diamond group
Diamond heads?
Diamond judges
Diamond officials
Diamond refs
Diamond rulers
Diamond workers
Dropping head
Experts on plays
Fastball eyeballers
Fenway Pk. judges
Fenway arbiters
Field officials
Figures at plates
Flag throwers
Foul callers
Game officials
Hall-of-famers Bill Klem and Nestor Chylak
Hit and run witnesses
Home bodies?
Home boys?
Judges those who steal
Lineup card recipients
Masked men at home?
Masked men on TV
Men in black
Men in blue
Officials at Blue Jays games
Officials at home?
Officials at the plate
Officials behind batters
Officials who cry Steee-rike!
Officials who cry Yer out!
Ones found near home
Ones near bases
Ones who might cry foul?
Park officials?
Pitch callers
Pitch evaluators
Plate cleaners
Plate sweepers
Plate watchers
Play callers
Play watchers?
Quartet on a baseball field
Ref relatives
Referees kin
Refs
Refs cohorts
Refs cousins
Refs kin
Refs. cousins
Relatives of refs
Rules on plays
Shea officials
Some make calls at home
Some stand at home
Sports officials
Stereotypically blind officials
Strike callers
Tag callers?
Tag determiners
Tag team?
Tennis arbiters
There are six in every MLB playoff game
They call Ks
They call out Out!
They can eject managers
They check whether people are safe
They cover all the bases
They cover the bases
They decide whats fair
They know when youre out
They make a lot of calls
They make calls at home
They might call you out
They often call out
They often shout out
They sometimes bounce mgrs.
They stand behind catchers
Theyre frequently blind
Theyre paid to view slides
Theyre usually assigned to bases
VIPs of the diamond
Vest wearers
Works at home?
World Series sextet
World Series workers
You might be safe with them
Jorda, Barlick, Hubbard, etc.
Dictators in blues: Slang.
Donatelli, Barlick and Goetz.
Dascoli, Warneke, etc.
Monarchs of baseball.
The men in blue: Slang.
Catchers' shadows.
Arbiters: Colloq.
Diamond men: Slang.
Diamond men.
Arbiters, for short.
Diamond VIP's.
Baseball figures: Colloq.
Stadium figures
Refs' cousins
Diamond appraisers
Sports men
Ballpark workers
Baseball figures.
Refs' relatives
Arbiters
Decision makers, for short
Diamond men, for short
Refs' colleagues
Bill Klem's colleagues
Refs' kin
Calls K's at the plate
Pits turn into little arbiters
Baseball V.I.P.'s
Callers of K's
Base V.I.P.'s
They call K's
Hall-of-famers Bill Klem and Nestor Chylak, e.g.
Ones making some safe decisions?
Officials on a diamond
Callers of strikes and balls
Home plate figures, informally
Works at the ballpark, maybe
Ones watching their plates?
World Series game sextet
They decide what's fair
Ones working at home?
Diamond officials, informally
Ones calling people out?
Ones stationed at home
Experts in the field?
Ones making calls, informally
People working at home
Home squatters?
Keeps track of a count, maybe
Quartet assigned to bases
Frequent callers
Decides whats fair, among other things
Infield quartet
Baseballs men in blue
Superior politicians who enforce the rules?
Baseball referees
Decides whats fair
Ballpark officials, for short
Baseball officials, for short
Officiates at T-ball
Baseball arbiters, for short
Foul ball callers
Diamond pros
Callers of balls and strikes
Fault callers
They call balls and strikes, for short
Ones usually found at home
Non-players on a baseball field, casually
Officials calling strikes
Home plate officials, informally
Refs on a diamond
Rules on fouls
Diamond dusters
Baseball crew
They call strikes
Ballpark callers
Game callers, shortly
Arbiters behind the plate
They call games for Yanks and Os
Locations
Tennis officials
Callers from home, for short?
Ballpark judges
Ballpark judges
Work-from-home types
Work-from-home types
They may call you out
Ballpark crew
Makes calls
Diamond officials, for short
Professionals who work from home about a quarter of the time?
Diamond authorities
Ones used to working from home?
Home monitors




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