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lineswoman

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lines·wom·an  (lnzwmn)
n. Sports
1. A woman official in various court games whose chief duty is to call shots that fall out of bounds.
2. Either of two women officials in ice hockey who call icing and offsides, conduct face-offs, and call penalties.
Translations
lineswoman
n pl <-women> (Sport) → Linienrichterin f


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Grand Slam administrator Bill Babcock is due to hand his recommendation to the Grand Slam committee, which is likely to announce this week what the penalty is for Williams abusing a lineswoman in the US Open semi-final, The Courier Mail reports.
Williams was fined $10,000 after her profanity-laced, finger-pointing outburst at a lineswoman during her semi-final loss to Kim Clijsters in September, and she could face a much more severe penalty in the coming days.
Summary: Serena Williams has finally apologised for her tirade at a lineswoman during her semi-final match against Kim Clijsters at the US Open.
 
 
 
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