Referee is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REFEREE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to supervise the play in certain sports
• act as the referee of
• be a referee or umpire in a sports competition
• evaluate professionally a colleague\'s work
• act as referee of
NOUN:
• an official who watches a game or match closely to ensure that the rules are adhered to and (in some sports) to arbitrate on matters arising from the play
• a person willing to testify in writing about the character or ability of someone, especially an applicant for a job
• a person appointed to examine and assess for publication a scientific or other academic work
• umpire in sports, esp soccer or boxing
• One to whom a thing is referred; a person to whom a matter in dispute has been referred, in order that he may settle it.
• (sports) the chief official (as in boxing or American football) who is expected to ensure fair play
• someone who reads manuscripts and judges their suitability for publication
• an attorney appointed by a court to investigate and report on a case

Words related to REFEREE

refereed12 refereeing14 referees11

Words that contain REFEREE

refereed12 referees11 refereeing14 unrefereed14 refereeings15

How to use REFEREE in a sentence

• At that command from the referee Dave Darrin sprang forward.
• An intelligent referee with no bias for either must have pronounced the judgments equally just.
• They would have one of their own people for a referee.
• Stapleton, the well-known London referee, has kindly consented to see fair play.
• The referee looked round with relaxed features and laughing eyes.
• Even the savage eyes of the referee were unable to restrain the excited crowd.
• He saw the referee motion towards him with his hand.
• He heard the angry shouting of the referee, the screaming of the furious woman, and the cries of the mob.
• He knew it was a foul at the time, but he thought the referee was not looking.
• He heard, also, the referee beginning to count slowly the seconds.
• The referee is on all fours, his cheek almost to the ground.
• While the referee might have counted three Billy remained upon the canvas.
• The referee, still bending over and counting with his right hand, shoved Ponta back with his left.
• The referee shouted at him, and he fled the ring, dropping the bottle as he fled.
• They thought he had just to wave a little American flag, and the referee would blow a whistle and hold up the battle until he had got by safely.
• Even though the player is not actually striking at it, the referee may call a let point.
• He was the great referee, to whom they carried home difficulties and family trials, assured that his sympathy and advice would never be denied them.
• Teaea sought the boards again, and the counting of ten by the referee began.
• I would prefer you not to give up your position as referee, Miss Martin.
• At the start of play the two teams line up their respective ends, the referee places the ball in the middle of the playing area and then blows a whistle.
• Each team shall have two judges, one at each goal-line, who, upon a goal being made, shall notify the referee and announce the same.
• After long argument, Paul was generally made referee.
• Spectators belonging to both sides took up a wild cheer until the referee raised his right hand for silence.
• The High School boys and girls answered with a will, drawing it out so long as to cause the referee to frown.
• It was soon dispelled by the news which swept across the entire enclosure like a sweet smell, that the referee had adopted the theory of a simple accident.
• Having finished his little fatherly talk, the referee stepped to one side, and gave the word for the runners to make ready.
• Slapman was on trial before a referee, by mutual agreement of the parties.
• There was not a club of which he was not the leader, not a boxing match in which he was not desired as referee.
• Packard, of the first class, had agreed to act as referee.
• I was chosen referee in a dozen disputes in classifying cattle, my decisions always giving satisfaction.
• I recommend the appropriation of the amount of the award of the referee.
• The referee tore the men apart and Jerry at once assumed the aggressive, making the weary Clancy move warily.

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