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Definition of ribbie in English: ribbienounPlural ribbies ˈrɪbiˈribē Baseball informal A run batted in. he's the first player with nine ribbies since 1985 See RBI Example sentencesExamples - In his first four games, he came to bat 20 times, got on base 11 times, with 3 HR, 8 runs, 7 ribbies, and just two steals.
- Sweeney piled up his ribbies while hitting 29 homers.
- With the bases loaded and nobody out in the eighth, Giambi added a sac fly, netting more applause for the insurance run, his third ribbie of the night.
- Tino Martinez, for all of his homers and ribbies, was 3.9 below average, Paul O'Neill - 2.4, Chuck Knoblauch - 15.7, Shane Spencer - 7.7, and David Justice - 9.6.
- His 183 ribbies in 1937 fell one short of the American League record set by Lou Gehrig in 1931.
Origin 1950s: representing a pronunciation of RBI. Definition of ribbie in US English: ribbienounˈribē Baseball informal A run batted in. he's the first player with nine ribbies since 1985 See RBI Example sentencesExamples - His 183 ribbies in 1937 fell one short of the American League record set by Lou Gehrig in 1931.
- In his first four games, he came to bat 20 times, got on base 11 times, with 3 HR, 8 runs, 7 ribbies, and just two steals.
- Sweeney piled up his ribbies while hitting 29 homers.
- With the bases loaded and nobody out in the eighth, Giambi added a sac fly, netting more applause for the insurance run, his third ribbie of the night.
- Tino Martinez, for all of his homers and ribbies, was 3.9 below average, Paul O'Neill - 2.4, Chuck Knoblauch - 15.7, Shane Spencer - 7.7, and David Justice - 9.6.
Origin 1950s: representing a pronunciation of RBI. |