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spillover

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spillover [′spil‚ō·vər]
(communications)
The receiving of a radio signal of a different frequency from that to which the receiver is tuned, due to broad tuning characteristics.
(meteorology)
That part of orographic precipitation which is carried along by the wind so that it reaches the ground in the nominal rain shadow on the lee side of the barrier.


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