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sideline reporter

sideline reporter noun: a reporter who is stationed on or near the field in order to be able to closely observe what is happening off the field and to interview players and coaches during the course of the game.

Noun

sideline reporter (plural sideline reporters)

  1. (US) A reporter who is stationed on or near the field in order to be able to closely observe what is happening off the field and to interview players and coaches during the course of the game.
    Synonyms:
    pitchside reporter

Synonyms of sideline reporter

  • pitchside reporter

Forms of sideline reporter

pluralsideline reporters

Questions about sideline reporter

What does sideline reporter mean?
Sideline reporter means a reporter who is stationed on or near the field in order to be able to closely observe what is happening off the field and to interview players and coaches during the course of the game.
What part of speech is sideline reporter?
Sideline reporter is a noun.
What is the plural of sideline reporter?
The plural of sideline reporter is sideline reporters.

Words near sideline reporter in the dictionary

  1. sidelighting
  2. sidelights
  3. sideline
  4. sideline cut
  5. sideline cuts
  6. sideline reporter
  7. sideline reporters
  8. sidelined
  9. sideliner
  10. sideliners
  11. sidelines

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