scorekeeper
Americannoun
Other Word Forms
- scorekeeping noun
Etymology
Origin of scorekeeper
Example Sentences
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The historic performance also came roughly a month after Lamar’s vicious rap beef with Drake in which he was deemed the winner by Internet scorekeepers.
From Los Angeles Times
Budget scorekeepers have to estimate how popular those credits will be, in order to forecast how much they’ll cost.
From New York Times
Ticen noted the Winter Classic will be played adjacent to a street named after legendary Seattle sports writer Royal Brougham, who also was the Metropolitans’ official scorekeeper.
From Seattle Times
Coaches, managers, referees, scorekeepers, snacks, fundraising and so much more.
From Seattle Times
“I don’t know if they have Brooks Robinson as a scorekeeper here or what.”
From Washington Times
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