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umpire-in-chief

umpire-in-chief noun: the umpire in charge of the entire game, in cases where there is more than one umpire.

Noun

umpire-in-chief (plural umpires-in-chief)

  1. The umpire in charge of the entire game, in cases where there is more than one umpire.

Forms of umpire-in-chief

pluralumpires-in-chief

Questions about umpire-in-chief

What does umpire-in-chief mean?
Umpire-in-chief means the umpire in charge of the entire game, in cases where there is more than one umpire.
What part of speech is umpire-in-chief?
Umpire-in-chief is a noun.
What is the plural of umpire-in-chief?
The plural of umpire-in-chief is umpires-in-chief.

Words near umpire-in-chief in the dictionary

  1. umpies
  2. umping
  3. umpirage
  4. umpirages
  5. umpire
  6. umpire-in-chief
  7. umpired
  8. umpirer
  9. umpirers
  10. umpires
  11. umpires-in-chief

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