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up-and-over
adjective
(of a door, etc) opened by being lifted and moved into a horizontal position
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A great save from Neto, Brunn Larsen got it up-and-over brilliantly.
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That hasn’t been a problem for Allen, who was remarkably smooth in his latest up-and-over adventure.
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But linebacker Chris Board was called for pass interference, and Cousins went up-and-over for the score two plays later.
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And it got him his first par on the 500-yard fourth hole, an up-and-over part 5 with a dogleg to the right.
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It is a lovely “up-and-over” route through hilly terrain which, for the early part of the ride, climbs slowly up the valley.
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