| overliterary |
combined form of literary. |
| overload |
to put too heavy or great a load in or on; overburden. [2 definitions] |
| overlook |
to fail to notice, perceive, or consider. [6 definitions] |
| overlord |
a ruler of other people or of other rulers. [2 definitions] |
| overloud |
combined form of loud. |
| overlush |
combined form of lush. |
| overly |
to the point of excess; too. |
| overman |
to supply with more personnel than necessary. |
| overmanage |
combined form of manage. |
| overmannered |
combined form of mannered. |
| overmaster |
to overcome or subdue; become master over. |
| overmatch |
to match against a competitor who is too large, too well-conditioned, or too skillful. [2 definitions] |
| overmature |
combined form of mature. |
| overmaturity |
combined form of maturity. |
| overmedicate |
combined form of medicate. |
| overmedication |
combined form of medication. |
| overmighty |
combined form of mighty. |
| overmilk |
combined form of milk. |
| overmix |
combined form of mix. |
| overmodest |
combined form of modest. |
| overmodestly |
combined form of modestly. |