Crossword clues for ump
ump
- Ballpark arbiter
- Authority on diamonds, briefly
- "Play" caller
- "Play ball!" crier
- Worker who makes lots of calls
- Worker calling strikes
- Worker at home
- Work-at-home sort
- Watch a lot of plays, say
- Third person?
- The power behind the thrown?
- The only person with the authority to call a strike, for short
- Tennis judge
- Tennis "out" caller
- Target of a manager's ire
- Strike zone judge
- Strike caller in baseball, for short
- Strike caller at home plate, for short
- Strike and ball caller
- Stereotypically blind judge, of a kind
- Stadium personage
- Sports off
- Sport authority
- Skydome fig
- Shouter of this puzzle's title
- Short sport judge
- Safe signaler
- Safe caller
- Ruling source
- Replay Operations Center official
- Ref's diamond counterpart
- Ref's cohort
- Plate manager
- Plate duster
- Plate cleaner?
- Pitch caller
- Pirate enforcer?
- Person who's critical at first
- Person who yells "Yer out!"
- Person who works at home
- Person who stands behind a baseball catcher, for short
- Person who might cry "Foul!," for short
- Person who might call you out
- Person who might call a balk on a pitcher, for short
- Person who might be behind the catcher, for short
- Person making calls behind the plate, for short
- Person calling strikes
- One working at a base
- One with a stay-at-home job?
- One whose chest is protected, briefly
- One whose calling is making calls?
- One who's always at home, briefly
- One who works from home?
- One who wears a mask every fourth game
- One who spends the whole game making calls and who might be accused of not watching at all
- One who sometimes works at home?
- One who might get yelled at by the manager
- One who might err on the safe side?
- One who might eject a manager
- One who might be second-guessed by instant replays
- One who may rule on a replay challenge
- One who makes calls at home plate, for short
- One who calls strikes and outs in baseball, for short
- One who calls balls and strikes, for short
- One who calls 'em as he sees 'em
- One who brushes off a plate, informally
- One wearing black at home
- One verifying safe arrivals?
- One verifying a tag
- One using foul language?
- One of four in most MLB games
- One of four at an MLB game
- One might call you out
- One may shout 'Out!'
- One making a safe decision?
- One making a safe call
- One known for calling people out
- One in protective gear at home
- One crying "Yer out!"
- One crying "Foul"
- One calling you out
- One calling strikes at a baseball game
- One calling strikes and balls
- One at home, informally
- One at home in a mask
- Oft-booed official
- Officiate at home plate
- Official with a chest protector
- Official who calls balls and strikes, for short
- Official on a diamond
- Official on a baseline
- Official often seen crouching
- Official in black
- Official at a base
- Much-maligned official
- MLB arbiter
- Masked worker, perhaps
- Masked one at home
- Masked man of decision
- Masked figure around home
- Man calling out many superstars?
- Man at home
- Make the calls, informally
- Little League official, briefly
- Let judge
- Judge on a baseball field, for short
- Homer signaler
- Home standee
- Home plate worker
- Home plate figure
- Home plate arbitrator, for short
- His chest is protected at home
- He's calling strikes
- He may call a strike
- He makes safe decisions
- He makes fair decisions
- He keeps the count
- He calls runners safe or out
- He called a strike?
- Guy making calls behind home plate, for short
- Guy at home?
- Foul line watcher, at times
- Foul ball caller
- First, second or third person
- Figure behind the plate
- Figure behind a catcher
- Figure at A's-O's games
- Fault finder, briefly?
- Duster at home, sometimes
- Diamond figure, briefly
- Diamond expert
- Diamond dynast
- Diamond decision maker
- Diamond caller
- Diamond authority, informally?
- Decider on a baseball field, for short
- Decide what's fair or not
- Crouching judge
- Court authority
- Catcher's company
- Caller in a mask
- Caller at home
- Call balls, say
- Call balls and strikes, informally
- Call balls and strikes
- Brave judge?
- Blind official, in stereotypes
- Baseball judge
- Baseball judge, for short
- Baseball bouncer?
- Base watcher
- Balls and strikes caller
- Ballpark authority
- Authority behind home
- Authority at home, briefly
- Authority at home
- At home worker?
- A count manager
- "Safe" cracker?
- "Play ball!" announcer
- "Out" crier
- "Out!" shouter
- "Kill the ___!" (upset baseball fan's cry)
- "Kill the ___!" (angry cry at a baseball stadium)
- "Kill the ___!" (angry baseball fan's cry)
- "Infield fly rule" caller
- 'Yer out!' shouter
- Strike caller, for short
- Object of invective, often
- "Kill the ___!" (ball park cry)
- Diamond head?
- Diamond figure, for short
- Diamond authority, briefly
- There's one at home
- Person with a chest pad
- Person in a mask
- Authority on diamonds?
- Person at home
- Worker often seen crouching
- Call the shots
- One who may be found at home
- Caller of balls and strikes, for short
- "Steee-rike!" caller, for short
- Man in black?
- Referee
- Diamond expert?
- One making calls at home
- Stay-at-home worker?
- Official behind a catcher
- Expert on a 68-Across
- Caller of strikes and balls, for short
- Maker of calls
- See 7-Down
- Field authority
- One behind home plate, informally
- Official in a mask
- Chest protector wearer
- Person behind a strike?
- One crouching at home
- Official behind home plate, for short
- Person staying near home
- Official with a whisk broom, for short
- Official sometimes said to be blind
- One speaking "out"?
- Person who regularly cleans his plate?
- One working at home, for short
- World Series official
- Baseball boobird's target, often
- An official at a baseball game
- Whisk broom-wielding official, for short
- Ref.'s cousin
- Ref's colleague
- A.L. or N.L. official
- Diamond fig.
- Diamond off.
- Sports off.
- Fenway Pk. arbiter
- Plate watcher
- Diamond arbiter, for short
- He calls K's
- Doug Harvey is one
- Grid official
- He cleans the plate
- N.L. arbiter
- Ref's counterpart
- Fenway Pk. figure
- Man behind the plate
- Fig. behind home plate
- Ref's relative
- Man behind home plate
- He rules at home
- Ref's kin
- Ballpark fig.?
- Ballpark figure
- Game official
- Game caller
- Sports official
- Baseball arbiter, for short
- Foul caller
- Ball caller, for short
- Baseball official, for short
- Tennis official, briefly
- Ballpark figure?
- Ref's cousin
- Baseball official
- Plate cleaner, at times
- Make calls
- Ballpark official, briefly
- One working at home?
- One who cries foul?
- One facing the pitcher
- Guy who cries foul
- Field judge
- Diamond worker?
- Ballpark judge
- Sports arbiter, for short
- Home worker?
- Home body?
- Dispute settler
- Diamond judge
- Baseball VIP
- Arbiter, for short
- You could be safe with him
- One who cries foul
- Masked man?
- Call the game
- There's always one at home
- Stereotypically blind official
- Play caller
- One who works in a mask
- One crying foul
- Home ruler?
- First person?
- Fault caller
- Decision maker at home
- Baseball ref
- Balls-and-strikes caller
- Bag man?
- "Infield fly" caller
- Sports offic
- Softball official, for short
- Little League official, for short
- Home boy?
- Diamond ref
- Diamond official
- Diamond head
- Baseball offic
- Base man
- Base decision maker
- "Steee-rike!" caller
- Worker behind the plate
- Strike-caller, in brief
- Strike zone enforcer
- Stereotypically "blind" official, for short
- Shortened baseball official
- Short sport judge?
- Short ballpark official?
- Ref on the diamond
- Person who calls balls and strikes, for short
- One works at home
- One who rules on the thrown?
- One who decides what's fair?
- One stationed at a base
- One of an MLB quartet
- One making safe decisions
- One is at home
- Officiate, briefly
- Official who says "Batter up!," for short
- Obstruction caller
- Masked official, for short
- Man in blue, often
- Home plate official, for short
- He's there when you run home
- He's sure to clean his plate
- He'll call you out
- He works on diamonds
- He may work at home
- He may give a Yank the thumb
- He may call you out
- He keeps a clean plate
- He can make you safe at home
- Guy crouching at the park
- Foul-ball caller
- Figure known for calling out?
- Fair-or-foul decider
- Expert on plays
- Diamond off
- Diamond man
- Caller with a mask
- Caller of balls and strikes
- Call a strike, say
- Baseball off
- Baseball figure
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
ump
noun
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
▪ For the second consecutive game, a ruling by the umps helped determine the outcome.
▪ Scott Brosius was ejected in the sixth inning during an argument with home plate ump Larry Barnett.
▪ The umps refused to take any action.
▪ The left-field line ump stayed out of it.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
ump
short for umpire (n.), by 1915, American English.
Wiktionary
ump
n. (context baseball English) An umpire. vb. (context intransitive English) To act as an umpire.
WordNet
ump
n. an official at a baseball game [syn: umpire]
Wikipedia
UMP
UMP is a three letter acronym that could mean:
- Ulyanovsk Mechanical Plant
- Uniformly most powerful test, in statistical hypothesis testing
- United Midwestern Promoters, a racing sanctioning body
- United Music Publishers
- Universal Machine Pistol, as in Heckler & Koch UMP, a sub-machine gun
- Universal mapping property
- Universiti Malaysia Pahang
- Uridine monophosphate, a nucleotide
- Uzumba-Maramba-Pfungwe, a district in Mashonaland East Province, in Zimbabwe
- Utility maximization problem
- Union for a Popular Movement or UMP, as of 2015 the former name of the main right-wing political party in France
- Union of Moderate Parties or UMP, the main Vanuatuan francophone and conservative party
- Universities' Model Parliament, a Canadian youth parliament organization
"Ump" is also a US slang term for " umpire";
:* hence, WUMP, a sports radio station in Huntsville, Alabama, known as SportsRadio 730 The UMP.
Usage examples of "ump".
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In fact, her grandmother had once escaped an attempt on her life by umping from a wavespeeder into a lake and swimming for shore underwater, so that the would be assassins assumed she had drowned.
The halves of the stone jumped back together like a needle umping at a magnet, and the stone fell in one piece.