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It is not an idiom - it is a children's game. Leapfrog is when one child bends over and the other child rests his/her hands on that child's back and leaps over them. The child who leaped then bends over and the first child becomes the "leapfrog."

It's when one gets ahead of the other and becomes first. And then the one passed gets in front of the other. And on and on. It can be in business, sports, any situation where two or more go back in forth, each being the leader from time to time.

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