Definitions

1. noun

The act of turning something over, especially a business or a position.

“The company experienced a high turnover rate among its employees last year.”

2. noun

A change of ownership or management of a business.

“The takeover was a result of a high turnover in the company’s leadership.”

3. noun

A change in the direction or position of something, especially a ball or a puck.

“The quarterback called a turnover on downs, giving the opposing team possession.”

4. noun

A serving of a pastry or other baked good, typically turned over to be cooked on both sides.

“The turnover was a delicious cinnamon roll, still warm from the oven.”

5. noun

In sports, a score made by a team when an opponent fumbles the ball or makes a mistake.

“The team’s turnover gave them a crucial advantage in the game.”

6. verb

To change the direction or position of something, especially a ball or a puck.

“The quarterback turned the ball over to the running back, who gained several yards.”

7. verb

To change the ownership or management of a business.

“The company turned over to new management after the CEO retired.”