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crossingnoun a journey over water in a vesselan uneventful crossing from the United States to Britain cruise, passage, sail, voyage a place where roads meetturn left at the next crossing and then stay on that road for two miles carrefour, corner, crossroad, crossway(s), intersection, junction cloverleaf, interchange, overpass, underpasscircle, rotary, roundabout(British), traffic circle to be unfaithful or disloyal topeople who cross the local mob boss usually are found floating in the river backstabbing, betraying, double-crossing, selling (out), two-timing giving awayinforming (on), peaching, ratting (on), shopping(British), snitching (on), splitting (on)(British), telling (on), turning in going back on, selling down the river, stabbing in the back standing by defending, guarding, protecting, safeguarding, saving, shielding to divide by passing through or acrossthere's a light where that street crosses Main Street to make one's way through, across, or overyou may have to cross some woods on the way coursing, covering, cutting (across), following, going, navigating, passing (over), perambulating, peregrinating, proceeding (along), tracking, transiting, traveling(or travelling), traversing hiking, traipsing, tramping, treading, walkingriding, runningcrisscrossing to enter the mind ofthe idea did cross me that he might be pulling my leg coming (to), dawning (on), occurring (to), striking recalling, recollecting, remembering, reminiscingconning, learning, memorizingappearing, arriving, emerging, materializing forgetting, unlearningdisregarding, ignoring, neglecting, overlooking in 1575 |