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umpirer

umpirer noun: an umpire.

Noun

umpirer (plural umpirers)

  1. (obsolete) An umpire.
    • […] and were to that end appointed by God, that they might be keepers of humane Society, the Umpirers of Difference among the Nations of the World, the preservers of the Laws, Judgments, and Peace, &c.1675, John Smith, Christian religion's appeal from the groundless prejudices of the sceptick to the bar of common reason, page 97
    • The subject selected by the umpirers for competition for this prize for the year 1850 is, […]1847, The Magazine of Science, page 48

Forms of umpirer

pluralumpirers

Questions about umpirer

What does umpirer mean?
Umpirer means an umpire.
What part of speech is umpirer?
Umpirer is a noun.
What is the plural of umpirer?
The plural of umpirer is umpirers.

Words near umpirer in the dictionary

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

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