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O'VERLETHER, n. The leather which forms or is intended to form the upper part of...
O'VERLEATHER, OVERLEAVEN, v.t. overlev'n. 1. To leaven too much; to cause to ris...
OVERLE'AP, v.t. To leap over; to pass or move from side to side by leaping; as, ...
OVERLA'YING, n. A superficial covering. Exo 38.
OVERLA'Y, v.t. 1. To lay too much upon; to oppress with incumbent weight; as a c...
OVERLASH', v.i. 1. To exaggerate. [Little used.] 2. To proceed to excess. [Littl...
OVERL'ARGENESS, n. Excess of size.
OVERL'ARGE, a. Too large; too great.
OVERLA'ID, pp. [See Overlay .] Oppressed with weight; smothered; covered over.
OVERLA'DEN, pp. Overburdened; loaded to excess.
OVERLA'DE, v.t. To load with too great a cargo or other burden.
OVERLA'BOR, v.t. 1. To harass with toil. 2. To execute with too much care.
OVERJOY', v.t. To give great joy to; to transport with gladness. O'VERJOY , n. J...
OVERHEND', v.t. To overtake. [Not used.]
OVERHE'LE, v.t. To cover over. [Not used.]
OVERHE'AT, v.t. To heat to excess.