Crossover


Definition of "Crossover"

  1. Pipe fitting shaped like the letter U permitting an intersecting pipe to be directed around another pipe.
  2. Plumbing connection between two water pipes in the same system.
  3. Passageway in an auditorium paralleling and between the seats allowing passage from one aisle to another.



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