over and under

The phrase "over and under" has varied meanings in different contexts, from sports betting to firearms and even slang.

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Definition

B2Sports Betting

(common)A wager predicting whether the total points or goals in a game will be higher or lower than a set number.

Example

  • He placed an over and under bet on the football game, predicting the total score would exceed 50 points.

C1Firearms

(technical)A double-barreled shotgun with one barrel positioned above the other.

Example

  • The hunter preferred using an over and under for its accuracy and balance.

B2Obstacle Course Racing

(specific)An obstacle featuring multiple bars at various heights, requiring competitors to climb over high bars and crawl under low bars.

Example

  • The toughest part of the race was navigating the over and under obstacle.

C2Slang

(informal)A type of illicit drug combination, also known as speedball.

Example

  • He warned about the dangers of using over and under.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "over and under":

double overover the topover the headdown underup and down