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double over

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double someone over
to cause someone to bend at the waist. The blow to the back of the head doubled Steve over. The wind almost doubled over the children running for home.
See also: double

double over

[for a person] to bend at the waist. Suddenly, he doubled over and collapsed. The people in the audience doubled over with laughter.
See also: double

double over also double up
to suddenly bend forward and down, usually because of pain or laughter A sudden, sharp pain made him double over.
See also: double


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