ref English

Meaning ref meaning

What does ref mean?

— noun (= referee) (sports) the chief official (as in boxing or American football) who is expected to ensure fair play

What other words have the same or similar meaning as ref?

referee judge umpire umpires ump reference referees ref. justiciary justiciar justice canonical reference arbiter adjudicator Bench

How do I use ref in a sentence?

I made some ref reshments.

Foul ball! - That's a foul, ref! - Oh, come on.

Come on, ref, it's obvious. - Swallowed your whistle, ref?

That ref must've been doing business.

Time, ref. Time.

Hey, do something about this, ref!

Ref, he's coming back on.

Time-out, ref!

Hey, ref!

Time-out, ref.

I'm the ref.

Ref, cross-checking!

The ref is issuing a warning to Rasputin.

The bloody ref.

I have ref. No, really, I have refused to cooperate.

Rupert Pupkfn was ref eased today after serving two years and nine months of a six-year sentence.

Kick the ref in the goolies.

Somebody kill the ref!

I am talking to the ref, okay?

Stop it, ref.

I'm Jonathan Smith, new league ref.

I'm the new league ref.

Call it, ref!

Come on, ref!

As bad as the ref you are, sir!

I'm the ref!

Touch the ref once more and you're gone!

She was ref used admittance to this hospital on the basis of her race. Which is, as you might guess, Negro.

Ref speed plus 20.

You gentlemen can RTB. I'll take it from here REF.

That was our ball, ref!

Time, ref!

And the ref takes a point away.

Get rid of the ref! - Go on!

Side out? That ball hit the line! -What are you doing, ref?

What would you do to him if I was to ref use?