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| cross·o·ver [ kráwss vər ] |
noun (plural cross·o·vers) |
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1. crossing or transfer point: a place for crossing from one side of something to the other, or from one line, system, or vehicle to another
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2. automotive
Same as sport tourer
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3. something now popular with different audience: an artist, musician, artistic creation, or piece of music that has become popular outside one original category
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4. widening of popularity: the process by which an artistic work becomes popular outside the category in which it originated
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5. politics somebody voting against own party: a supporter of one political party who votes for a candidate of another party, especially in a primary election
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6. genetics
Same as crossing over
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adjective |
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voting for other party: describes a voter who crosses party lines to vote for another party's candidate
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