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What does umpire mean?

umpire

— noun an official at a baseball game — verb (= referee) be a referee or umpire in a sports competition — noun (= arbiter, arbitrator) someone chosen to judge and decide a disputed issue the critic was considered to be an arbiter of modern literature the arbitrator's authority derived from the consent of the disputants an umpire was appointed to settle the tax case

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referee judge arbitrator arbiter ump trial ref official mediator arbitrate tribunal stickler representative refereeing peacemaker overseer overman officiate moderator justiciary justiciar justice judgment judgement inspector impartial person hash out govern decide critic clinch chairman arbitretor arbitrer adjudicate Bench

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Social behavior Social activity Entertainment, recreation

Sports

Conjugation umpire conjugation

How do you conjugate umpire?

umpire · verb

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But for the umpire's blunder, he'd probably still be batting.
There's the umpire.
And this umpire with no pupils in his eyes calls a foul ball an out.
Little lady, will you let me umpire this game?
Mr. And Mrs. Armandariz, and Mr. Calhoun, who must be the umpire.
I'm just an observer, captain, not an umpire.
And soon, the Great Umpire above will call close of play in this, the Second World War.
I'm quite sure the umpire's got something to say about this.
Bloody students! What's going on there, umpire?
Yes, umpire.
Yeah, there was this real blind umpire who called me out on base.
A good story? - The umpire? - No!
Here's Hutton at the wicket, there's the umpire, Constantine bowling.
What'd you do, fix the umpire?
It wasn't out. But for the umpire's blunder he'd still be batting.
There's Hammond, there's the bowler, and there's the umpire.
These Brooklyn fellows seem to be arguing with the Umpire.
A referee and an umpire.
Of course, the umpire could always reverse her decision.
Jenny, howie's the umpire. Who's up?
In that black suit, he must have thought you were an umpire.
The umpire's discussion with the: : : Now, listen, gang, this isn't gonna be easy.
Me steaming that ball across the plate, umpire yelling out them strikes.
My father was a major-league umpire.
They even beat the umpire.
What's that umpire signaling?
And the umpire of OEVP Balls.
You can't throw an umpire out of the game.
You're the worst umpire I've ever seen.
The umpire.
That's not the umpire, Your Honour.
Last year you got rambunctious and mooned the umpire.
He gets another one back from the home plate umpire.

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By contrast, an IMF that attempted to act, say, as an international umpire of national exchange-rate policies would face insurmountable implementation and acceptance problems.
It was not a thuggish tackle, abuse of the umpire, or match-fixing in collusion with gamblers.

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