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Noun: walkover  'wok,ow-vu(r)
  1. Any undertaking that is easy to do
    "marketing this product will be no walkover";
    - cinch [informal], breeze [informal], picnic [informal], snap [informal], duck soup [N. Amer, informal], child's play [informal], pushover [informal], piece of cake [informal], doss [Brit, informal], cream puff [N. Amer, informal]
     
  2. [informal] An easily won contest or victory
    "The game was a complete walkover, with our team winning 10-0"
     
  3. [informal] A person who is easily dominated or manipulated
    "His new boss saw him as a walkover and kept piling on extra work"
     
  4. Backbends combined with handstands
    "The gymnast performed a perfect walkover on the balance beam"
Verb: walk over  wok ow-vu(r)
  1. [informal] Beat easily
    "The local team walked over their old rivals for the championship"
     
  2. Disregard or dismiss, especially by acting superior
    "She just walked over my concerns as if they didn't matter"
     
  3. Step or walk across something
    "She walked over the bridge"

Derived forms: walks over, walking over, walkovers, walked over

Type of: acrobatic feat, acrobatic stunt, beat, beat out, crush, labor [US], labour [Brit, Cdn], project, shell [US], task, trounce, undertaking, vanquish

Encyclopedia: Walkover

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