Crossover

What do we mean by crossover?

A place at which or the means by which a crossing is made. noun

A short connecting track by which a train can be transferred from one line to another. noun

Crossing over. noun

A registered member of one political party who votes in the primary of the other party. noun

The adaptation of a musical style, as by blending elements of two or more styles or categories, to appeal to a wider audience. noun

One, such as a performer, song, or movie, that appeals to more than one segment of an audience or market. noun

In railroading, a crossing or connecting line of rails and two switches joining two lines of rails. It is used to enable a train to cross from one line to another. See switch, 2, and *ladder, 3. noun

In electricity, a place where two wires pass each other without touching. Should they touch a cross would be formed. See cross, 13. noun

Same as sontag. noun

The crossing of the swiftest current in a river from one side of the channel to the other. Crossovers generally occur between two bends in the course of a stream. noun

In calico-printing, a superimposed color in the form of stripes, bands, or cross-bars. noun

The interchange of sections between pairing homologous chromosomes during the prophase of meiosis. noun

A structure, such as a bridge, bearing a path for crossing over a river or highway. noun

Votes from members of one political party cast for candidates of another party; -- called also crossover vote. noun

A member of one political party who votes for a candidate of another party; -- called also crossover voter. noun

A U-shaped section of pipe which serves to pass one pipeline over another which is directly in its path. noun

A place where one thing crosses over another. noun

The means by which the crossing is made. noun

The result of the exchange of genetic material during meiosis. noun

A place where one thing crosses over another.

The means by which the crossing is made.

The result of the exchange of genetic material during meiosis.

A blend of multiple styles of music or multiple film genres, intended to appeal to a wider audience.

An automobile that is a mix of two kinds of automobiles, e.g. the Pontiac Torrent.

A pair of switches and a short, diagonal length of track which together connect two parallel tracks and allow passage between them.

A piece of fiction that borrows elements from two or more fictional universes.

An athlete or swimmer who has competed in more than one of open water swimming, pool swimming, triathlon, and endurance sports.

A crossover dribble.

The characters from one story world meet with the characters of another. Urban Dictionary

1.n. A move in basketball in which a person jukes while bouncing the basketball from one hand to the other usually leaving the defender going in the opposite direction . It has become increasingly popular as of late due to talented users such as Allen Iverson, Tim Hardaway, And 1 team, etc. Urban Dictionary

Can be used in a positive or neutral sense to refer to an artist that has attained appeal beyond fans of the genre in which the artist started out. Can also be used in a negative sense that implies "selling out" to refer to the same artists or to artists who are attempting such a crossover. The negative connotation is most often used by purist fans or fellow performers within that genre. This term gained some prominence in early 1990s rap as some rappers 1) attempted to tailor their acts to white suburbia, 2) employed what was regarded by some as an excessive amount of R&B on records, or 3) engaged in collaborations with heavy metal artists, in the style of Ice-T. The negative version of the term is now used less often in rap circles, as many mainstream rappers have blended the avaricious hustling image of street culture with the rampant consumerism of white suburbia so as to attain both crossover status and street cred. Urban Dictionary

A style of music formed in the mid 80's combining hardcore and thrash. Urban Dictionary

Shortened minivan. Looks like a grotesquely inflated hatchback. Comfortable to sit in but crap to drive, less useful than a minivan, and even less cool. Urban Dictionary

Electrical circuit used in a sound system to direct different frequencies to tweeters, woofers, and midranges or to power amps that power them. Passive crossovers use the power available, whereas active crossovers use powered devices such as transistors or op-amps to more cleanly divide the signal and are normally placed in the high impedence part of the circuit before the power amps. Urban Dictionary

The technique, while engaging in doggy-style intercourse with a woman, used to redden the opposite side of the ass with one's spanking-hand/pimp hand (thus allowing the support hand to maintain its position.) *The double crossover may be executed by those with good balance. Urban Dictionary

Krstosnica Urban Dictionary

A crossover is that type of person who once belonged to a distinct subculture who then suddenly changes their style and behaviour to another subculture, usually coming from a change in fashion trends. Urban Dictionary

A mixture of an SUV and a car. A reletively new introduction to the automobile worlds- but all these car companies did was bring back "station wagons" and call them something different- and stupid people are buying it! Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to crossover:
crossover, cross over, cross-over, crosser, crossovers, crownover.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word crossover:
suv, thrash, suicidal, chromosomes, marvel, storyline, distortion, miniseries, tendencies, comics, lantern, superman, batman, sonic, peaking, smash, mutant, hardcore, titans, mega, universe, pop, bmw, infinite, continuity, billboard, heroes, mainstream, punk, arc, comic, charts, arrow, hit, manga, appeal, rider, ventures, vol, characters, experiment, switch, flash, genres, utility, hot, jump, episode, frequency, ultimate, alien, grammy, chart, audiences, hits, fighter, genetic, success, platform, sequel, fighting, genre, titled, crisis, hop, metal, warriors, titles, adventures, event, vehicle, cable, classical, platforms, animated, franchise, featuring, manufactured.

Words that rhyme with crossover:
over, turnover, clover, moreover, rover, leftover, takeover, take over, makeover, hangover, rollover, dover, pushover, passover, go over, spillover, grover, layover, stopover, turn over, voiceover, drover, get over, changeover, slover, holdover, hand over, carryover, roll over, gloss over, come over, stover, carry over, pass over, run over, all over, win over, mull over, left over, watch over, knock over, blow over, hold over, tip over, brim over, fall over, make over, lord it over, spill over, think over, skip over, tide over, bowl over, talk over, keel over, over-, glaze over, move over, sleep over, landrover, put over, flip over, change over, westover, cloud over, hostile takeover, poring over, sweep over, crossing over, double over, dutch clover, boil over, glance over, switch over, chew over, haze over, japanese clover, bridge over, look out over, pick over, sea rover, kovar, stop over, put one over, taking over, taken over, hunch over, lay over, over and over, hash over, puzzle over, white clover, apple turnover, buffalo clover, crimson clover, well over, check over, red clover, hop clover, sign over.

Adjectives that are often used to describe crossover:
point, uniform, single, double, unequal, weak, blind, strong, standard, second, simple, dimensional, genetic, racial, average, white, considerable, strand, homologous, based, smooth, significant, active, random, randomized, cultural, passive, arithmetic, weakest, electronic, heuristic, facial, reciprocal, traditional, complete, order, narrow, geometric, arithmetical, classical, hypoglossal, non, partial, successful, multiple, way, controlled, simulated, conventional, apparent, period, rapid, bcs, sharp, dynamic, aware, dependent, destructive, gradual, femorofemoral, linear, subtree, induced, selective, recurrent, triple, adaptive, diagonal, substantial, parent, multipoint, nonreciprocal.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective crossover:
trial, frequency, design, study, trials, point, effects, points, distortion, studies, progeny, analysis, molecules, event, types, gametes, phenomena, events, classes, experiments, chromatids, comparison, dreams, recombination, method, complexes, grafts, designs, voters, type, operator, votes, class, compounds, libraries, frequencies, versions, chromosomes, machine, regions, tiles, pressure, steps, amplitude, mediums, evaluation, differences, isomorphisms, interactions, drive, cables, appeal, success, constraint, solids.

Consonant match to crossover:
cross over, cross-over.

Words that sound like crossover:
crossover, cross-over, cross over, crossovers, crossed over, crownover, corrosive, crosser, crosshair, cross hair, crucifer, crossing over, crescive, corrosives, caressive, cross wire, chris evert, grow over, gloss over, crouser, krauser, crispier, crossing, cursive, crosses, crusader, crazier, crossfire, crisper, chrysler, crusoe, caruso, craver, crossbar, crossings, cross fire, conceiver, crysler, creaser, kosova, christer, crosier, cross eye, cross bar, crestor, crasser, krasner, cross-eye, krister, crazy hair, caresser, crecer, carry over, cross eyes, kreisler, kosovar, crustier, kreiser, cruzar, screw over, cross hatch, cursives, chryso, cross off, cross hairs, grover, grassier, freeze over, greasy hair, glass over, carouser, casar, casier, crosstie, clover, christopher, crawler, caressing, chrissy, coster, caresses, cracy, chrissie, cassava, christoffer, cosier, casava, come over, chryseis, came over, comb-over, caressa, carryover, cousar, christener, corrosively, -cracy, comb over, call over, chryssa.