| ovenbird |
any of several North and South American warblers that build nests with compartments or covered, domelike nests. |
| oven cloth |
(chiefly British) a piece of heat-resistant material used to handle cooking utensils and dishes when they are too hot to touch with bare hands; potholder. |
| oven glove |
(chiefly British) a padded glove or mitten used to handle cooking utensils and dishes when they are too hot to touch with bare hands; oven mitt. |
| oven mitt |
a padded glove or mitten used to handle cooking utensils and dishes when they are too hot to touch with bare hands. |
| over |
above in position; higher than. [29 definitions] |
| over- |
excessive; too much. [2 definitions] |
| over a barrel |
unable to refuse a demand because of the circumstances. |
| overabstract |
combined form of abstract. |
| overabundance |
an excessive quantity or amount; more than is needed; surfeit. |
| overabundant |
combined form of abundant. |
| overaccentuate |
combined form of accentuate. |
| overachieve |
to perform at a level higher than one's expected or usual level. [2 definitions] |
| overact |
to portray (a dramatic role) with an exaggerated manner; overplay. |
| overadjustment |
combined form of adjustment. |
| overadvertise |
combined form of advertise. |
| overage1 |
past the stated or required age, as for military service. [2 definitions] |
| overage2 |
merchandise, funds, or the like exceeding the amount recorded; unexplained surplus. |
| overaggressive |
combined form of aggressive. |
| overalert |
combined form of alert. |
| 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] |