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OVERMUCH'NESS, n. Superabundance. [Not used and barbarous.]
OVERMUL'TITUDE, v.t. To exceed in number. [Not used.]
OVERNA'ME, v.t. To name over or in a series. [Not used.]
OVERNE'AT, a. Excessively neat.
OVERNIGHT, n. Night before bed-time. [See Over , prep.]
OVERNOISE, v.t. overnoiz'. To overpower by noise.
OVEROFFEND'ED, a. Offended to excess.
OVEROF'FICE, v.t. To lord by virtue of an office. [Not used.]
OVEROFFI'CIOUS, a. Too busy; too ready to intermeddle; too importunate.
OVERPA'INT, v.t. To color or describe too strongly.
OVERP'ASS, v.t. 1. To cross; to go over. 2. To overlook; to pass without regard....
OVERP'ASSED, OVERP'AST, pp. Passed by; passed away; gone; past.
OVERPA'Y, v.t 1. To pay too much or more than is due. 2. To reward beyond the pr...
OVERPEE'R, v.t. To overlook; to hover over. [Not used.]
OVERPE'OPLE, v.t. To overstock with inhabitants.
OVERPERCH', v.t. To perch over or above; to fly over.