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boundary umpire

boundary umpire noun: a match official who decides when the ball has over the boundary line (out of bounds), and whether it was on the full from a kick. (Under the rules as of 2007, a free kick results from on the full, or a throw-in otherwise.).

Noun

boundary umpire (plural boundary umpires)

  1. (Australian rules football) A match official who decides when the ball has over the boundary line (out of bounds), and whether it was on the full from a kick. (Under the rules as of 2007, a free kick results from on the full, or a throw-in otherwise.)

Forms of boundary umpire

pluralboundary umpires

Questions about boundary umpire

What does boundary umpire mean?
Boundary umpire means a match official who decides when the ball has over the boundary line (out of bounds), and whether it was on the full from a kick. (Under the rules as of 2007, a free kick results from on the full, or a throw-in otherwise.).
What part of speech is boundary umpire?
Boundary umpire is a noun.
What is the plural of boundary umpire?
The plural of boundary umpire is boundary umpires.

Words near boundary umpire in the dictionary

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  9. boundary-rider
  10. boundary-riders
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