Use filters to find words within categories or with special features

overpass	a bridge or road that crosses over another road or railroad.
overpower	to beat or overcome by greater force. [2 definitions]
overran	past tense of "overrun."
overrule	to rule or decide against. [2 definitions]
overrun	to spread over, taking hold. [3 definitions]
overseas	across any of the oceans; abroad. [3 definitions]
overshoe	a rubber or plastic boot worn over other shoes in order to protect them from water or snow.
oversight	a lack of paying attention to what one is doing. [2 definitions]
oversleep	to sleep beyond the time one meant to get up.
overslept	past tense and past participle of "oversleep."
overtake	to catch up or come even with. [3 definitions]
overtaken	past participle of "overtake."
overthrew	past tense of "overthrow."
overthrow	to remove from power by force. [2 definitions]
overthrown	past participle of "overthrow."
overtime	time worked beyond the regular working hours in a day or week. [3 definitions]
overtook	past tense of "overtake."
overture	an opening move to begin something. [2 definitions]
overturn	to cause to tip over; upset. [2 definitions]
overweight	having too much weight; too heavy.
overwhelm	to beat or defeat by greater force; destroy. [2 definitions]

search filter