| umpire | enforce the rules of a game, act as a referee; judge, mediate | en | (fiil) | en |
| umpire | referee, one appointed to enforce the rules of a game; judge, mediator | en | (isim) | en |
| umpire | A person to whose sole decision a controversy or question between parties is referred; especially, one chosen to see that the rules of a game, as cricket, baseball, or the like, are strictly observed | en | en |
| umpire | A third person, who is to decide a controversy or question submitted to arbitrators in case of their disagreement | en | en |
| umpire | To decide as umpire; to arbitrate; to settle, as a dispute | en | en |
| umpire | To perform the duties of umpire in or for; as, to umpire a game | en | en |
| umpire | To act as umpire or arbitrator | en | en |
| umpire | An umpire is a person whose job is to make sure that a sports match or contest is played fairly and that the rules are not broken. The umpire's decision is final | en | en |
| umpire | To umpire means to be the umpire in a sports match or contest. He umpired baseball games He umpired for school football matches until he was in his late 50s. the person who makes sure that the players obey the rules in sports such as tennis, baseball, and cricket referee (a numpire, mistaken for an umpire; numpire from nonper , from non- + per (from par)). to be the umpire in a game or competition | en | en |
| umpire | an official at a baseball game | en | en |
| umpire | be a referee or umpire in a sports competition | en | en |
| umpire | For Property coverage, if a company and a claimant fail to agree on the amount of loss, each may appoint an appraiser, and these in turn select an umpire A decision by any two of the three is binding (G) | en | en |
| umpire | One of the two officials in most international and high school basketball competition | en | en |
| umpire | A third person appointed to decide an arbitration | en | en |
| umpire | The official who keeps score and enforces rules during a match | en | en |
| umpire | The official who decides the winner of points and is the scorekeeper May oversee judges in larger competitions | en | en |
| umpire | The person who controls the game, the players, the score, and his line judges! | en | en |
| umpire | Two mounted umpires (one for each side of the field) consult each other after each infringement and impose a penalty only if they agree If they do not agree they ride to the sidelines to confer with the third man, known as the referee | en | en |
| umpire | An independent assayer used by generators and processors as an arbitrator for disputes over assays or content | en | en |
| umpire | One of the on-field positions in a gridiron officiating crew, who works in the midst of the defensive backfield | en | en |
| umpire | • What parents are compelled to do when driving their kids to or from the ballpark | en | en |
| umpire | Angmering Bowls Club do not normally have an umpire | en | en |
| umpire | - where the word 'umpire' is used on its own, it always means 'the umpire at the bowler's end', though this full description is sometimes used for emphasis or clarity Otherwise, the phrases the umpire concerned, the umpire at the striker's end, either umpire indicate which umpire is intended | en | en |
| umpire | = For Property coverage, if a company and a claimant fail to agree on the amount of loss, each may appoint an appraiser, and these in turn select an umpire A decision by any two of the three is binding | en | en |
| umpire | A third person appointed to decide an arbitration top | en | en |
n,v:umpired / umpires umpiring Etymology :Middle English oumpere, alteration of noumpere, from Middle French nomper not equal, not paired, from non- + per equal, from Latin par. Pronunciation :'&m-"pIr. Function :noun. Date :15th century.
