A fanfiction in which several fandoms interact with one another.
Cross-overs largely involve time travel and interdimensional travel to meld two different fandoms.
Cross-overs largely involve time travel and interdimensional travel to meld two different fandoms.
I was confused when Dr. Gregory House was treating Harry Potter's illness, but I soon realized that I was merely reading a cross-over.
by Levstrong November 14, 2007
1. Generally performed by two males, the cross over involves the first male placing both hands inside his partner's pants - one over the buttocks, and one placed firmly over the groin. The male's partner returns this action, so that both arms cross over. This is typically performed in public, as a statement of pride in one's relationship. Experienced couples often resume walking while performing the cross-over, though this is a difficult technique and not recommended to beginners.
2. A dribbling technique used in basketball to change the dribbling direction quickly.
2. A dribbling technique used in basketball to change the dribbling direction quickly.
1. "Bob, we've been together for several months now...it's time we performed the cross-over."
2. "That's a brilliant cross-over by Kobe Bryant, he dumbfounded the other team there!"
2. "That's a brilliant cross-over by Kobe Bryant, he dumbfounded the other team there!"
by Cross-over luvva December 13, 2009
Cross over
Verb
1. To go to the spiritual realm when one dies and leaves the body.
2. To make somebody's spirit (persons or living creatures) go to the spiritual realm.
Verb
1. To go to the spiritual realm when one dies and leaves the body.
2. To make somebody's spirit (persons or living creatures) go to the spiritual realm.
1. Earthbound spirits have not crossed over because they have some unfinished business / I often think about how it shall be when I cross over into the light.
2. Melinda is a medium who sees and speaks to earthbound spirits and crosses them over.
2. Melinda is a medium who sees and speaks to earthbound spirits and crosses them over.
by Ezechiel February 16, 2007
by shujon March 23, 2015
Cross Over ; is when a covert cop goes to far and can't come back. There denoted and deemed to be Common Criminals. An insult or reference to them is - "to fat, to coppish".
Let's say during a complicated covert opparation, the cop had to cross over knowing that there was no way back. He will not be able to be withdrawn from service, and therefore will be treated as a common criminal unless otherwise directed. With a name such as Ron Nicalson, who's now to fat and to coppish.
by Bryn Benn April 12, 2020
homoglobous chromosomes cross over
by AbsoluteR February 15, 2005
by David Banners May 26, 2007