Noun
(cricket) The batsman who bats third.
(theater) A small town where theatrical performances are unlikely to meet with much success.
Source: en.wiktionary.orgAmericana Exchange - "Biblio: Number Three Tries Much Harder" Source: Internet
Case Number Three: Jack Baggott — In Stark County, Ohio, Baggott, was sentenced to 11 years in prison for encouraging his wife to sexually abuse a child while he was in jail. Source: Internet
As someone who went to Number Three School in Cedarhurst, then Lawrence High School, I’ve reunited with dozens of former classmates. Source: Internet
The Red Dragon finds Charlie (Toler) and Number Three Son Tommy (Benson Fong) cracking codes and uncovering killers down in Mexico City. Source: Internet
The emphasis on defence by the Number Four allows the Number Three to attempt more offensive plays, since they know that they will be covered if they lose the ball. Source: Internet
Defensively, they will cover the opposing team's Number Three, generally the other team's best player. Source: Internet