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before the act of
stumping (e.g by the keeper's foot), the
batter can
still be
stumped if the wicket-keeper
removes one of the
stumps from the ground,...
- The
umpire calling stumps means the play is over for the day. The
stumps are
three vertical posts which support two bails. The
stumps and
bails are usually...
- The
study of
these rings is
known as dendrochronology.
Stumps (both
those on the
ground and
stumps of
removed branches) are
sometimes able to regenerate...
- A
stump grinder is a
machine designed to
remove tree
stumps by
using a
rotating cutting disc that
chips away the wood. The
machine typically features...
- A
political stump speech is a
standard speech used by a
politician running for office.
Typically a
candidate who
schedules many
appearances prepares a...
-
Martin Stumph (born
April 27, 1984),
known professionally as
Patrick Vaughn Stump, is an
American singer, songwriter, musician, and
record producer. He is...
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three wooden stumps that are 28
inches (71.12 cm) tall. The
stumps are
placed along the
batting crease with
equal distances between each
stump. They are...
- Europe, the tree
stumps left
after felling are now
sometimes pulled out of the
ground to
supply wood fuel for biom****
power stations. The
stump is the base...
- Look up
stump in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Stump may
refer to: Tree
stump, the
rooted remains of a
felled tree
Stump (cricket), one of
three small...
- for
entertainment value: "television
audiences could hear the
rattle of
stumps". Later, the
technology became part of the
Decision Review System; the microphone...
