When during the process of calling the shotgun seat in a car, if a second party calls "blitz", the first party may then call"takeover", which enables him to use physical force to reclaim his rights to the shotgun seat.
Calling "takeover" renders any subsequent call of "wizardry' null and void.
John: "Hey guys, lets grab lunch, we'll take my car."
Mark: "Shotgun"
Ben: "Blitz!" (proceeds to sprint to the car like an annoying little kid)
Mark: "Takeover!" (Pushes Ben out of the way and gets into front passenger seat)
An unsanctioned gathering where large groups of people block off a public intersection or roadway, often to perform stunts such as drifting, burnouts, or donuts. These events typically disrupt traffic, attract crowds, and can escalate into riot-like activity involving property damage or clashes with authorities.
(BUSINESS) in a hostile takeover, the business entity that will be the new owner. Usually a takeover vehicle is a corporation in an industry related to that of the target company.
In cases where the takeover is not NECESSARILY hostile, the term "acquisition vehicle" is used.