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rockover

rockover noun: a maneuver that involves rocking the body over onto one foot in a foothold, to get balance.

Noun

rockover (plural rockovers)

  1. A maneuver that involves rocking the body over onto one foot in a foothold, to get balance.

Forms of rockover

pluralrockovers

Origin of rockover

From rock + over.

Questions about rockover

What does rockover mean?
Rockover means a maneuver that involves rocking the body over onto one foot in a foothold, to get balance.
What part of speech is rockover?
Rockover is a noun.
What is the plural of rockover?
The plural of rockover is rockovers.

Words near rockover in the dictionary

  1. Rockmore
  2. Rockmores
  3. rockness
  4. rockoon
  5. rockoons
  6. rockover
  7. rockovers
  8. Rockower
  9. rockpicker
  10. rockpickers
  11. rockpicking

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