bend over
Verb
Meaning
bend over (third-person singular simple present bends over, present participle bending over, simple past and past participle bent over)
To bend one's upper body forward and down while standing or kneeling.
I had to bend over to see all the way down there.
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Examples
On the far left-hand side of the frame are three large blooms that bend over the prince's desk.
However the suit was not attached to the helmet, so a diver could not bend over or invert without risk of flooding the helmet and drowning.
Bill was not quite six feet tall, and he still had to bend over just to kiss the top of his wife’s head when she was standing.
If you like to dominate in bed and your lover is more submissive, have them bend over and grab a table or a desk.
However, once during a timeout when the noise lessened, he heard a woman yell, “Hey ref, you need to bend over and open your other eye!”
Jardine said detectives will bend over backward to meet an eyewitness or neighbor at a secondary location if the reporting person doesn't want to be seen talking to officers for fear of being labeled a "snitch."