scorekeeper

[skawr-kee-per, skohr-]

noun

1. an official of a sports contest who keeps record of the score.

Other Word Forms

• scorekeeping noun

Word History and Origins

Origin of scorekeeper¹

An Americanism dating back to 1875–80; score + keeper

Example Sentences

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.

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Budget scorekeepers have to estimate how popular those credits will be, in order to forecast how much they’ll cost.

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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.

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Coaches, managers, referees, scorekeepers, snacks, fundraising and so much more.

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“I don’t know if they have Brooks Robinson as a scorekeeper here or what.”

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