noun “crossover”
singular crossover, plural crossovers or uncountable
- a blend or combination of different styles, genres, or elements, especially in music, literature, or films, intended to appeal to a wider audience
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The band's latest album is a crossover of jazz and hip-hop, attracting fans from both genres.
- a vehicle that combines features of a car and an SUV, built on a car platform but with SUV characteristics
They purchased a crossover for its spacious interior and car-like handling.
- a piece of fiction that combines elements from different fictional universes or series
The movie is a crossover between two popular superhero franchises.
- a move in basketball where the player quickly dribbles the ball from one hand to the other to change direction
The point guard's crossover left the defender off balance.
- (in rail transport) a pair of switches and a short section of track that connects two parallel tracks
The train changed tracks using the crossover before entering the next station.
- (in genetics) the exchange of genetic material between chromosomes during meiosis
Crossover increases genetic variation in the offspring.
- a move in sports involving crossing one limb over another
She executed a neat crossover in her ice-skating routine.