| overall |
from one limit to the other; entire. [5 definitions] |
| overalls |
loose-fitting, heavy cotton trousers with a bib and shoulder straps, often worn over clothes for protection from soiling. [2 definitions] |
| over and above |
in addition to; besides. |
| overboard |
over the side of a vessel into the water. |
| overcame |
past tense of "overcome." |
| overcast |
of the sky, mostly filled with clouds; cloudy. [5 definitions] |
| overcoat |
an outer coat worn in rainy or cold weather. |
| overcome |
to defeat or quell in a conflict; succeed in a struggle with. [5 definitions] |
| overdid |
past tense of "overdo." |
| overdo |
to exceed appropriate limits or go to extremes in. [4 definitions] |
| overdone |
past participle of "overdo." |
| overdose |
too high a dose, as of medicine or drugs. [3 definitions] |
| overdress |
to dress too formally or too warmly for the circumstances. [2 definitions] |
| overdue |
not paid, delivered, or returned by the due date. [2 definitions] |
| overeat |
to eat more than a comfortable, proper, or healthy amount. |
| overflow |
to flow over the top edge of a containing channel or receptacle. [10 definitions] |
| overgrew |
past tense of "overgrow." |
| overgrow |
to spread over with a thick cover of foliage. [2 definitions] |
| overgrown |
past participle of "overgrow." |
| overhand |
with the palm downward. [4 definitions] |
| overharvest |
to harvest excessively so that the supply becomes depleted. |