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Definition of Hold over
1. Verb. Intimidate somebody (with a threat). "She was holding it over him"
Generic synonyms: Intimidate
2. Verb. Hold over goods to be sold for the next season.
3. Verb. Keep in a position or state from an earlier period of time.
4. Verb. Continue a term of office past the normal period of time.
5. Verb. Hold back to a later time. "Let's postpone the exam"
Exact synonyms: Defer, Postpone, Prorogue, Put Off, Put Over, Remit, Set Back, Shelve, Table
Entails: Reschedule, Call Off, Cancel, Scratch, Scrub
Generic synonyms: Delay
Specialized synonyms: Call, Hold, Suspend, Probate, Reprieve, Respite
Derivative terms: Deferment, Deferral, Postponement, Postponer, Prorogation, Putoff, Shelver
Entails: Reschedule, Call Off, Cancel, Scratch, Scrub
Generic synonyms: Delay
Specialized synonyms: Call, Hold, Suspend, Probate, Reprieve, Respite
Derivative terms: Deferment, Deferral, Postponement, Postponer, Prorogation, Putoff, Shelver
Definition of Hold over
1. Noun. something left from an earlier time ¹
2. Verb. (idiomatic) to save, delay ¹
¹ Source: wiktionary.com