ante over
ante over noun: a North American children's game of throwing a ball (or other small object) over a building (or other barrier) for the opposing team to catch. If they catch it, they run around the barrier and attempt to tag opposing players to bring them onto their own team; otherwise, they throw it back in the same way.
Noun
ante over (uncountable)
- A North American children's game of throwing a ball (or other small object) over a building (or other barrier) for the opposing team to catch. If they catch it, they run around the barrier and attempt to tag opposing players to bring them onto their own team; otherwise, they throw it back in the same way.
Forms of ante over
| alternative form | antney over |
|---|---|
| alternative form | Andy over |
| alternative form | Annie over |
| alternative form | Anthony over |
| alternative form | Antony over |
| alternative form | anty over |
Questions about ante over
- What does ante over mean?
- Ante over means a North American children's game of throwing a ball (or other small object) over a building (or other barrier) for the opposing team to catch. If they catch it, they run around the barrier and attempt to tag opposing players to bring them onto their own team; otherwise, they throw it back in the same way.
- What part of speech is ante over?
- Ante over is a noun.
Words near ante over in the dictionary
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