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going overs

going overs is the plural of going over.

Meaning of going over

Noun

going over (plural going overs or goings over)

  1. An inspection, examination, review, or investigation.
    • Make sure to give the refurbished products a real going over before they are sold.
    Synonyms:
    audit, check, scrutiny
  2. An overhaul.
  3. A severe, thorough scolding.
  4. A sound thrashing, beating.
    • When the mob men finally found him, they gave him a good going over that left him clinging to life.

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Questions about going overs

What is going overs the plural of?
Going overs is the plural of going over.

Words near going overs in the dictionary

  1. going over like a lead balloon
  2. going over like a lead zeppelin
  3. going over someone's head
  4. going over to the majority
  5. going overboard
  6. going overs
  7. going past
  8. going pear shaped
  9. going pear-shaped
  10. going pearshaped
  11. going phut

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