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View definitions for overhead

overhead

adjective as in up above

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adverb as in up above

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noun as in general, continuing costs of operation

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“There’s great concern about safety and security with these flying overhead and how that’s going to be managed,” she said.

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The Portugal captain also scored an overhead kick against Poland in the Nations League in November 2024.

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One of the videos removed showed a packed pub in Inverurie erupt when Scott McTominay scored with an overhead bicycle kick three minutes into the game.

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A seller on TikTok can sell toilet paper cheaper than a high street shop, she adds, because there are no overheads, no staff, and probably very little stock.

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Train travel from Glasgow Central station has been severely disrupted after damage to overhead electricity lines.

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