switcheroo
an unexpected or sudden change or reversal in attitude, character, position, action, etc.
Origin of switcheroo
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How to use switcheroo in a sentence
The switcheroo never happened, however, because BYU lost in the first round.
Wednesday’s news and updates on the NCAA tournament | Washington Post Staff | March 17, 2021 | Washington PostAs the situation gets even messier, and before more meat is thrown, a switcheroo—just as in the best pop charts.
Something more than ordinary partisanship is driving this switcheroo.
About a decade ago you underwent what you refer to as “the switcheroo.”
Joseph Curl of The Washington Times is the latest to speculate on the Hillary Clinton-Joe Biden switcheroo.
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In the latest switcheroo movie, 17 Again, Zac Efron shows that teenagers have a hell of a lot more fun than adults.
British Dictionary definitions for switcheroo
/ (ˌswɪtʃəˈruː) /
US slang a surprising or unexpected change or variation
Origin of switcheroo
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