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Kill the ___! (ball park cry), 3 letters
Authority at home, briefly, 3 letters
Authority behind home, 3 letters
Authority on diamonds, briefly, 3 letters
Authority on diamonds?, 3 letters
Ball caller, briefly, 3 letters
Balls-and-strikes caller, 3 letters
Base decision maker, 3 letters
Baseball arbiter, for short, 3 letters
Baseball game honcho, 3 letters
Blind official, in stereotypes, 3 letters
Call balls and strikes, 3 letters
Caller of balls and strikes, 3 letters
Caller of strikes and balls, for short, 3 letters
Certain mask wearer, 3 letters
Diamond authority, briefly, 3 letters
Diamond crew member, 3 letters
Diamond decision maker, 3 letters
Diamond specialist?, 3 letters
Duster at home, sometimes, 3 letters
Fair-or-foul decider, 3 letters
Figure behind the plate, 3 letters
Guy crouching at the park, 3 letters
He called a strike?, 3 letters
He can call you out, 3 letters
He can make you safe at home, 3 letters
He cleans the plate, 3 letters
He faces the pitcher, 3 letters
He keeps a clean plate, 3 letters
He makes safe decisions, 3 letters
He may call a strike, 3 letters
He may work at home, 3 letters
He sits in a high chair, 3 letters
He works on diamonds, 3 letters
He's sure to clean his plate, 3 letters
He's there when you run home, 3 letters
His chest is protected at home, 3 letters
Little League official, 3 letters
Object of invective, often, 3 letters
Official behind a catcher, 3 letters
Official often seen crouching, 3 letters
Officiate at home plate, 3 letters
Officiate at the plate, 3 letters
Officiate, for short, 3 letters
One at home in a mask, 3 letters
One calling strikes and balls, 3 letters
One facing the pitcher, 3 letters
One making decisions at home?, 3 letters
One making safe decisions, 3 letters
One of four in most MLB games, 3 letters
One stationed at a base, 3 letters
One wearing black at home, 3 letters
One who calls strikes and balls, 3 letters
One who decides what's fair, 3 letters
One who makes calls at home, 3 letters
One who may be found at home, 3 letters
One who might eject a manager, 3 letters
One who might get yelled at by the manager, 3 letters
One who rules on the thrown?, 3 letters
One who wears a mask every fourth game, 3 letters
One who works at home?, 3 letters
One who works from home?, 3 letters
One who works in a mask, 3 letters
One whose chest is protected, briefly, 3 letters
One working at home, 3 letters
Person who works at home, 3 letters
Person with a chest pad, 3 letters
Plate cleaner sometimes, 3 letters
Plate cleaner, at times, 3 letters
Ref's buddy, perhaps, 3 letters
Ref's diamond counterpart, 3 letters
Rich Garcia or Steve Palermo, 3 letters
Shortened baseball official, 3 letters
Shouter of this puzzle's title, 3 letters
Sport judge, shortly, 3 letters
Stay-at-home worker?, 3 letters
Stereotypically blind judge, of a kind, 3 letters
Stereotypically blind official, 3 letters
Strike and ball caller, 3 letters
Strike caller (abbr.), 3 letters
Strike caller for short, 3 letters
Strike zone enforcer, 3 letters
Strike-caller, in brief, 3 letters
Target of a manager's ire, 3 letters
The only person with the authority to call a strike, for short, 3 letters
The power behind the thrown?, 3 letters
There's always one at home, 3 letters
There's one at home, 3 letters
Whisk broom-wielding official, for short, 3 letters
Worker behind the plate, 3 letters
Worker often seen crouching, 3 letters
World Series figure^UM, 3 letters
You could be safe with him, 3 letters
An official at a baseball game, 3 letters
Ubiquitous referee?, 10 letters
Cetacean with a referee riding it?, 12 letters
Announced strikes, e.g., 5 letters
Called balls and strikes, 5 letters
Called strikes and balls, 5 letters
Called strikes, for short, 5 letters
Called strikes, say, 5 letters
Covered all the bases, 5 letters
Did some diamond appraisal?, 5 letters
Helped out at a T-ball game, perhaps, 5 letters
Helped out at Little League, maybe, 5 letters
Inspected diamonds?, 5 letters
Made decisions at home, 5 letters
Made diamond assessments?, 5 letters
Made lots of calls, in a way, 5 letters
Officiated from home, 5 letters
Officiated in field hockey, 5 letters
Officiated on the court, 5 letters
Was an expert on diamonds, 5 letters
Worked behind the plate, 5 letters
Worked home plate, maybe, 5 letters
Inarticulate expression of disbelief, 4 letters
Skeptical or disgusted sound, 4 letters
Behind-the-plate job, 6 letters
Arbiter who calls strikes, 6 letters
Balls-and-strikes caller, 6 letters
Certain adjudicator, 6 letters
Chair or plate person, 6 letters
Decision maker at home, 6 letters
He may work at home, 6 letters
Home rule enforcer?, 6 letters
Man in an iron mask, 6 letters
One facing the pitcher, 6 letters
One making calls from home, 6 letters
One who calls balls, 6 letters
One who shouts out?, 6 letters
One who stays at home?, 6 letters
An official at a baseball game, 6 letters
Called balls and strikes, 7 letters
Officiated on a diamond, 7 letters
Served as a baseball game official, 7 letters
Served as a game official, 7 letters
Head of the balls-and-strikes crew, 13 letters
There is three ___ in this matter: W.S., 7 letters
Experts on diamonds?, 7 letters
Makers of many calls, 7 letters
Makes calls from home?, 7 letters
They keep their eyes on the ball, 7 letters
They make a lot of calls, 7 letters
They make calls from home, 7 letters
They might call a strike, 7 letters
Works a game, perhaps, 7 letters
Where to learn how to call strikes, 12 letters
Judgment call at home, 15 letters
This clue is down and out, 15 letters
Calling at home, say, 8 letters
Calling strikes, e.g., 8 letters
Strike-calling woman, 7 letters
A League of Their Own extras, 4 letters
Fair or foul replay reviewers, 4 letters
Steee-rike! callers, 4 letters
Authorities at Candlestick Park, 4 letters
Ballpark arbiters, briefly, 4 letters
Balls-and-strike callers, 4 letters
Base officials, for short, 4 letters
Baseball game workers, for short, 4 letters
Baseball officials, for short, 4 letters
Basketball : refs :: baseball : ___, 4 letters
Bill Klem's colleagues, 4 letters
Boo targets, sometimes, 4 letters
Call makers at the plate, 4 letters
Calls a strike, say, 4 letters
Calls balls and strikes, 4 letters
Calls balls and strikes, briefly, 4 letters
Diamond figures, briefly, 4 letters
Diamond quartet, briefly, 4 letters
Dropping head, runs into baseball officials (4), 4 letters
Fastball eyeballers, 4 letters
Foul callers, briefly, 4 letters
Hall-of-famers Bill Klem and Nestor Chylak, e.g., 4 letters
Hit and run witnesses, 4 letters
Home dusters, often, 4 letters
Judges those who steal, 4 letters
Lineup card recipients, 4 letters
Men in black, usually, 4 letters
Men in blue briefly, 4 letters
Officials at Blue Jays games, 4 letters
Officials at the plate, 4 letters
Officials behind batters, 4 letters
Officials on a diamond, 4 letters
Officials who cry Steee-rike!, 4 letters
Officials who cry Yer out!, 4 letters
Ones found near home, 4 letters
Ones making some safe decisions?, 4 letters
Ones who might cry foul?, 4 letters
Quartet on a baseball field, 4 letters
Softball officials, briefly, 4 letters
Some Little League volunteers, 4 letters
Some make calls at home, 4 letters
Stereotypically blind officials, 4 letters
There are six in every MLB playoff game, 4 letters
They can eject managers, 4 letters
They check whether people are safe, 4 letters
They cover all the bases, 4 letters
They cover the bases, 4 letters
They decide what's fair, 4 letters
They know when you're out, 4 letters
They make a lot of calls, 4 letters
They make calls at home, 4 letters
They make judgment calls, 4 letters
They make lots of calls, 4 letters
They might call you out, 4 letters
They often call out, 4 letters
They often shout out, 4 letters
They say nothing when indicating fairness, 4 letters
They sometimes bounce mgrs., 4 letters
They stand behind catchers, 4 letters
They're frequently blind, 4 letters
They're paid to view slides, 4 letters
They're usually assigned to bases, 4 letters
VIP's of the diamond, 4 letters
World Series sextet, 4 letters
World Series workers, 4 letters
You might be safe with them, 4 letters
A lot of users may prefer to encode 'Entry Number' initially (7), 7 letters
Fraction of a zillion?, 7 letters
Indefinitely large number, 7 letters
Inexact but large number, 7 letters
Number of trombones in an Urbie Green album title, 7 letters
Scads of strike-callers?, 15 letters
Last in an indefinite series, 9 letters
Last in an indefinitely numerous series, 8 letters
Rock festival array?, 12 letters