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OVERTURN'ABLE, a. That may be overturned. [Not much used.]
OVERTURN'ED, pp. Overset; overthrown.
OVERTURN'ER, n. One that overturns or subverts.
OVERTURN'ING, ppr. Oversetting; overthrowing; subverting. OVERTURN'ING , n. An o...
OVERVA'IL, OVERVAL'UE, v.t. To rate at too high a price.
OVERVEIL, v.t. To cover; to spread over.
OVERVO'TE, v.t. To outvote; to outnumber in votes given.
OVERWATCH', v.t. To watch to excess; to subdue by long want of rest.
OVERWATCH'ED, a. Tired by too much watching.
OVERWE'AK, a. Too weak; too feeble.
OVERWE'ARY, v.t. To subdue with fatigue.
OVERWEATHER, v.t. overweth'er. [See Weather .] To bruise or batter by violence o...
OVERWEE'N, v.i. [See N is obsolete, except in composition. See The word.] 1. To ...
OVERWEE'NING, ppr. 1. Thinking too highly or conceitedly. 2. a. That thinks too ...
OVERWEE'NINGLY, adv. With too much vanity or conceit.
OVERWEIGH, v.t. To exceed in weight; to cause to preponderate; to outweigh; to o...