ribbie


Also found in: Wikipedia.

rib·bie

 (rĭb′ē)
n. Baseball
A run batted in.

[From r(un) b(atted) i(n).]
American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition. Copyright © 2016 by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company. Published by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company. All rights reserved.
References in periodicals archive ?
Ribbie Hazlehurst, Bromsgrove's director of leisure services, said that procedures were checked annually by fire officials and the council was satisfied that they were more than adequate.
Lynlee Lindner was 2-2 with a pair of ribbies. Aubrey Bruns was 2-3 with three runs batted in.
He topped the Junior Circuit in ribbies in several seasons.
By the seventh game of the season, Kingsdale continued his sizzling start, six homers and seventeen ribbies. Up in the Zimmers' luxury suite, Meuller called the dugout.
The third baseman added a sacrifice fly in the fifth and now has 97 RBIs, eight shy of his career high 105 ribbies in 2003.
Luis Sabino, Josh Beauregard and Chris Colabello collected ribbies.
On the subject of ribbies, David Chrisman presents valuable and original work on early International League RBI leaders.
For the game, Bradley finished 3-of-4 at the dish with the two ribbies.