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Webster Dictionary :: Overbattle

OVERBAT'TLE, a. Too fruitful; exuberant. [Not used.]

Webster Dictionary :: Overbear

OVERBEAR, v.t. [See Bear .] To bear down; to repress; to subdue. The point of re...

Webster Dictionary :: Overbearing

OVERBEARING, ppr. 1. Bearing down; repressing. 2. a. Haughty and dogmatical; dis...

Webster Dictionary :: Overbend

OVERBEND', v.t. To bend or stretch to excess.

Webster Dictionary :: Overbid

OVERBID', v.t. 1. To bid or offer beyond. 2. To bid or offer more than an equiva...

Webster Dictionary :: Overblow

OVERBLOW, v.i. 1. To blow with too much violence; a seaman's phrase. 2. To blow ...

Webster Dictionary :: Overblown

OVERBLOWN, pp. Blown by and gone; blown away; driven by; past. And when this clo...

Webster Dictionary :: Overboard

OVERBOARD, adv. Literally, over the side of a ship; hence, out of a ship or from...

Webster Dictionary :: Overbrow

OVERBROW', v.t. To hang over.

Webster Dictionary :: Overbuilt

OVERBUILT, pp. overbilt'. Built over.

Webster Dictionary :: Overbulk

OVERBULK', v.t. To oppress by bulk. [Not used.]

Webster Dictionary :: Overburden

OVERBUR'DEN, v.t. To load with too great weight.

Webster Dictionary :: Overburdened

OVERBUR'DENED, pp. Overloaded.

Webster Dictionary :: Overburn

OVERBURN', v.t. To burn too much.

Webster Dictionary :: Overbusy

OVERBUSY, a. overbiz'zy. Too busy; officious.

Webster Dictionary :: Overbuy

OVERBUY', v.t. To buy at too dear a rate.

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