Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- noun A printed program or card enabling a spectator to identify players and record the progress of a game or competition.
- noun A small card used to record one's own performance in sports such as golf.
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- noun a
printed card allowingspectators of agame toidentify players andrecord progress - noun golf a card used to record one's
scores - noun cricket a
tabular representation of the most importantstatistics of aninnings ormatch
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- noun (golf) a record of scores (as in golf)
Etymologies
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Examples
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It's the player's responsibility to ensure his scorecard is accurate before he signs it.
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To understand the arc of history Stevens has witnessed, you need only know that one of the artifacts in his office is a scorecard from the famous 1932 World Series game, when Yankees 'slugger Babe Ruth, playing the Chicago Cubs in their home park, pointed to center field and then hit a home run there.
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And even though the scorecard is not the only criteria that Wal-Mart will use when making purchasing decisions, it has gotten the attention of the brand owners and I think the program offers a couple of long-term benefits as the consumer becomes more and more savvy about the issue of sustainability.
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Is it bad to be one of the most abortion friendly senators and to receive a 100% scorecard from the abortion lobby?
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While most other programs from that era fetch $2,000 or so, the 1919 Chicago scorecard is valued at about $5,000 or more, he says.
World Series programs provide walk through U.S. history 2008
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The scorecard is as follows: David Leveaux, who has worked frequently in New York over the last decade, directs Tennessee Williams's "Glass Menagerie," with Jessica Lange as Amanda Wingfield.
February 2005 2005
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The scorecard is clear: John Kerry is a person of good faith who deserves the backing of religious voters.
O'Malley won't offer blessing; Paulist priest to deliver invocation 2004
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The scorecard is clear: John Kerry is a person of good faith who deserves the backing of religious voters.
O'Malley won't offer blessing; Paulist priest to deliver invocation 2004
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The scorecard is clear: John Kerry is a person of good faith who deserves the backing of religious voters.
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Sufuyan Ojeifo here analyses Yar'Adua's mid-term scorecard as evaluated by some senators
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