Leapfrog meaning
A game in which one player kneels or bends over while the next in line leaps over him or her.
noun
To jump over (someone) in leapfrog.
verb
To advance or progress beyond (a competitor or an obstacle, for example) in dramatic fashion.
Hoping to leapfrog the competition with new technology.
verb
To advance (two military units) by engaging one with the enemy while moving the other to a position forward of the first unit.
verb
To move forward in leapfrog.
verb
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To move or progress in a discontinuous way.
The virus leapfrogged from town to town.
verb
A children's game in which players crouch on hands and knees in a line, with each player taking a turn vaulting with legs spread wide over the others from behind, one at a time.
noun
To jump in or as if in leapfrog; skip (over)
verb
To move or progress in jumps or stages.
verb
To jump or skip over, as in leapfrog.
verb
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To overtake and go beyond.
A business leapfrogging the competition.
verb