- Look up
pullover in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Pullover, pull-over or pull over may
refer to:
Sweater or hoodie, a
piece of
clothing "pulled over"...
- A
sweater (North
American English) or
pullover, also
called a
jersey or
jumper (British English, Hiberno-English and
Australian English), is a
piece of...
- The
pullover is an
exercise that is
performed with
either a
dumbbell or a barbell.
Pullovers can be made to
affect either the
chest or the back depending...
- A
traffic stop,
colloquially referred to as
being pulled over, is a
temporary detention of a
driver of a
vehicle and its
occupants by
police to investigate...
-
Pullover Productions Ltd was a
television production company responsible for a
number of UK children's
programmes in the 1980s. The
company specialised...
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wearable even when wet. Use of the word
jumper (or
other options such as "
pullover" and "jersey") is
largely determined by the
regional version of English...
-
covers most of the head and neck, and
sometimes the face. The most
common '
pullover'
style hoodies often include a
single large knife pocket or muff on the...
- The
telnyashka (Russian: тельняшка,
pronounced [tʲɪlʲˈnʲaʂkə]) is a
horizontally striped undershirt worn as
uniform by
Russian military personnel. It has...
- the
inventor of the
Nautilus exercise machines,
including the
Nautilus pullover,
which was
first sold in 1970.
Jones was a
pioneer in the
field of physical...
- is a
matching set of a
cardigan and a (usually) short-sleeved
jumper or
pullover. The
twinset first appeared in the
early 1930s and is
still common in western...
