noun
walkover
Walkover (noun) means an effortless win in a contest with barely any competition.
noun
1
An effortless win in a contest with barely any competition.
2
A win given automatically to a competitor because the person or team due to face them fails to turn up.
3
A horse race in which only one horse is entered.
4
An election won without any opposition.
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Etymology
A deverbal noun formed from walk over.
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What is the meaning of walkover?
"walkover" (noun) means an effortless win in a contest with barely any competition.
What is another word for walkover?
Other words for "walkover" include cinch, breeze, pushover, snap, picnic.
What are the different meanings of walkover?
"walkover" has 3 main meanings: 1. An effortless win in a contest with barely any competition; 2. A win given automatically to a competitor because the person or team due to face them fails to turn up; 3. A horse race in which only one horse is entered.
