Umpire

s. (from un pere, Fr. a father, Minshew.) An arbitrator; one who, as a common friend, decides disputes (Boyle). N. A Saxon privative or negative particle answering to in of the Latins, and « of the Greeks, on, Dutch. It is placed almost at will before adjectives and adverbs. All the instances of this kind of composition cannot therefore be inserted, We have collected as many as can be nece ary. Un un