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OVERSPREAD, v.t. overspred'. 1. To spread over; to cover over. The deluge oversp...
OVERSTAND', v.t. To stand too much on price or conditions; to lose a sale by hol...
OVERSTA'RE, v.t. To stare wildly. [Not used.]
OVERSTEP', v.t. To step over or beyond; to exceed.
OVERSTOCK', n. Superabundance; more than is sufficient. OVERSTOCK' , v.t. 1. To ...
OVERSTO'RE, v.t. To store with too much; to supply or fill with superabundance.
OVERSTRA'IN, v.i. To strain to excess; to make too violent efforts. OVERSTRA'IN ...
OVERSTREW', OVERSTRI'KE, v.t. To strike beyond.
OVERSTROW, v.t. To spread or scatter over.
OVERSTROWN, pp. Spread or scattered over.
OVERSUPPLY', v.t. To furnish more than is sufficient.
OVERSWA'Y, v.t. To overrule; to bear down; to control.
OVERSWELL', v.t. To swell or rise above; to overflow.
O'VERT, a. [L. aperio.] Open to view; public; apparent; as overt virtues; an ove...
OVERTA'KE, v.t. 1. To come up with in a course, pursuit, progress or motion; to ...
OVERT'ASK, v.t. To impose too heavy a task or injunction on.