Synonyms for handoff
hand·off

Princeton's WordNet

1. handoffnoun

   (American football) a play in which one player hands the ball to a teammate

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1. • American Football
   • Football Play

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1. Garima Sharma:

   Making sure that these women actually are appropriately followed after their delivery and that there is a warm handoff between [obstetrics] and [maternal-fetal medicine] to their primary care doctors or preventive cardiologists who can then talk about optimizing cardiovascular risks and reduction of these risk factors post-pregnancy in the postpartum time frame is crucial.

2. Mike Bailey:

   It's possibly the most successful handoff from strength to strength in corporate history, apple Arcade, frankly, needed a cheerleader and a politician, possibly more than a micromanaging, stressed out founder.

3. Mike Bailey:

   It's possibly the most successful handoff from strength to strength in corporate history, apple Music, frankly, needed a cheerleader and a politician, possibly more than a micromanaging, stressed out founder.

4. Michael Dellegrazie:

   He was brought to the curb area where we were given a carrier, a Delta carrier, and some garbage bags and in one of the garbage bags was Alejandro, i was very careful that the handoff was done cleanly, so I opened the first garbage bag and in that I discovered something that shocked me. ... It was a blanket that was full of blood.

5. Jeff Miller:

   No veteran in crisis should ever have to wait for service or be transferred without a positive handoff, told to call another organization, or -- worst of all -- have their call terminated without receiving any assistance, the larger issue is that this situation shows that the VA employees in charge of running the crisis line were asleep at the switch -- utterly unfamiliar with the day-to-day operations of the program.