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Webster Dictionary :: Overforward
OVERFOR'WARD, a. Forward to excess.
Webster Dictionary :: Overfly
OVERFLY', v.t. To pass over or cross by flight.
Webster Dictionary :: Overflushed
OVERFLUSH'ED, pp. 1. Flushed to excess; reddened to excess. 2. Elated to excess.
Webster Dictionary :: Overflush
OVERFLUSH', v.t. To flush to excess.
Webster Dictionary :: Overflowingly
OVERFLOWINGLY, adv. Exuberantly; in great abundance.
Webster Dictionary :: Overflowing
OVERFLOWING, ppr. Spreading over, as a fluid; inundating; running over the brim ...
Webster Dictionary :: Overflow
OVERFLOW, v.t. 1. To spread over, as water; to inundate; to cover with water or ...
Webster Dictionary :: Overflourish
OVERFLOURISH, v.t. overflur'ish. To make excessive display or flourish.
Webster Dictionary :: Overfloat
OVERFLOAT, v.t. To overflow; to inundate.
Webster Dictionary :: Overfill
OVERFILL', v.t. To fill to excess; to surcharge.
Webster Dictionary :: Overfeed
OVERFEE'D, v.t. To feed to excess.
Webster Dictionary :: Overfatigue
OVERFATIGUE, n. overfatee'g. To fatigue to excess. OVERFATIGUE , v.t. overfatee'...
Webster Dictionary :: Overfall
O'VERFALL, n. A cataract; the fall of a river.
Webster Dictionary :: Overeye
OVEREYE, v.t. 1. To superintend; to inspect. [Little used.] 2. To observe to rem...
Webster Dictionary :: Overempty
OVEREMP'TY, v.t. To make too empty.
Webster Dictionary :: Overelegant
OVEREL'EGANT, a. Elegant to excess.
