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Webster Dictionary :: Overveil
OVERVEIL, v.t. To cover; to spread over.
Webster Dictionary :: Overvail
OVERVA'IL, OVERVAL'UE, v.t. To rate at too high a price.
Webster Dictionary :: Overturning
OVERTURN'ING, ppr. Oversetting; overthrowing; subverting. OVERTURN'ING , n. An o...
Webster Dictionary :: Overturner
OVERTURN'ER, n. One that overturns or subverts.
Webster Dictionary :: Overturned
OVERTURN'ED, pp. Overset; overthrown.
Webster Dictionary :: Overturnable
OVERTURN'ABLE, a. That may be overturned. [Not much used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Overturn
OVERTURN', v.t. 1. To overset; to turn or throw from a basis or foundation; as, ...
Webster Dictionary :: Overture
O'VERTURE, n. 1. Opening; disclosure; discovery. [In this literal sense, little ...
Webster Dictionary :: Overtrust
OVERTRUST', v.t. To trust with too much confidence.
Webster Dictionary :: Overtrip
OVERTRIP', v.t. To trip over; to walk nimbly over.
Webster Dictionary :: Overtower
OVERTOW'ER, v.t. To soar too high.
Webster Dictionary :: Overtop
OVERTOP', v.t. 1. To rise above the top. 2. To excel; to surpass. 3. To obscure;...
Webster Dictionary :: Overtook
OVERTOOK', pret. of overtake.
Webster Dictionary :: Overtly
O'VERTLY, adv. Openly; in open view; publicly.
Webster Dictionary :: Overtitle
OVERTI'TLE, v.t. To give too high a title to.
Webster Dictionary :: Overtire
OVERTI'RE, v.t. To tire to excess; to subdue by fatigue.
