He may spook, flip over (yes, this sometimes happens), or refuse a jump, in which case he will not go over, but you will.
"The market has been spooked over Europe and they are still not convinced that Europe is going to be able to pull out of this," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist for Rockwell Global Capital.
By design, the Fed, spooked over a moribund economy that is saturated with sovereign debt and enfeebled by incompetent policymakers, has deployed monetary policy for one purpose; to create the mother of all asset bubbles, right on Wall Street.
Our departing chief spook added, "Over to you to determine the origins of the phrase".
The retired spook sidled over to the tribespeople and began chatting with them.
There are also clubs for ghost-hunting, chess and gays and, naturally, a puzzle sheet for the spooks to crack over breakfast, entitled Kryptos.Yet Mr Snowden's revelations have caused additional perspiration in the doughnut, because they have been deeply compromising.
Spooked, I pulled over and got my nerves together.
Television executives no longer have spooks looking over their shoulders.
Raiders, 28-23 CLEVELAND (2-5) AT Pittsburgh (3-3) Pittsburgh was a team buried with a quarterback controversy, a running game that was limping, young receivers who looked spooked and, over all, a club that lacked confidence.
On Aug. 5 a strong employment report spooked investors over the prospects of higher rates, and the market sold off.
