A "stereotype" in which the "crossover kid" will be a mixture of different stereotypes and thus impossible to "box in." Possibly breaking the barriers on one day or on different days.
Ex. 1: Kayla: Lindsey dressed like an emo yesterday, but today she looks totally preppy. What's the deal?
Alex: She's such a crossover kid.
Ex. 2: Fizz: Katraa is wearing an emo tie, goth pants and has a gangster hat with a scene kid haircut...yet it looks good? How does she do it??
Cody: She can do it because she's a crossover kid. It works
Alex: She's such a crossover kid.
Ex. 2: Fizz: Katraa is wearing an emo tie, goth pants and has a gangster hat with a scene kid haircut...yet it looks good? How does she do it??
Cody: She can do it because she's a crossover kid. It works
by The Gunslinger Extraordinaire January 16, 2007
A vehicle type strongly based on the mini-van geared toward baby boomers and soccer moms who deny their natural aging and can not come to terms with owning a mini-van.
by Ersatz February 18, 2010
Technique used by the late porn star John Holmes. While having sex doggy style, the man crosses his arms and places his hands on the woman's opposite hips to hold on.
by JimKPFIJI October 25, 2006
A style of music oftentimes revered by both the gringle and the scene subculture. It is a style of rock/metal that utilizes metalcore qualities, such as the breakdown and the high scream. All vocals are either screamed or cleanly sung in a higher pitch. It is a direct descendant of hardcore metal and emo. Typical bands of this genre are Parkway Drive, A Day To Remember, Pierce the Veil, Asking Alexandria, Fall of Troy, and Arsonists Get All The Girls.
Sound: something like the bastard child of emo and metalcore.
Image: Clashing and vibrant colors and patterns with a sometimes cartoonish overtone. Logos of Crossover Grime bands share a similar motif and can be recognized easily when compared.
Etymology: "Crossover," referring to the bridge between emo and metal + "grime," referring to blatant musical similarities it shares with grimecore.
Sound: something like the bastard child of emo and metalcore.
Image: Clashing and vibrant colors and patterns with a sometimes cartoonish overtone. Logos of Crossover Grime bands share a similar motif and can be recognized easily when compared.
Etymology: "Crossover," referring to the bridge between emo and metal + "grime," referring to blatant musical similarities it shares with grimecore.
Greg: I was in Hot Topic the other day and all the shirts there are marked by the staple of Crossover Grime bands, that bright orange logo in strange font on purple a purple background, with a picture of like a fucking rabbit. I don't see the appeal.
Chris: lolwut
Chris: lolwut
by thisholyreality6 March 25, 2011
Sexual maneuver in which the administrator delivers the seemingly innocent shocker in an intriguing manner. The index finger and middle finger is crossed over one another and the pinky finger is extended in anticipation. The delivery is in the same manner as shocker. The maneuver was originated in a small town in Ohio, after observing the twisted manner in which things are done in Las Vegas. Hence, the name Las Vegas Crossover was dubbed and has stuck ever since.
by Dr. Chim Richalds January 17, 2007
Someone who crosses over between two distinct kinds of cultural audiences, but sells out the values of one or both of those audiences.
by Glasnostishalfempty January 01, 2014