| overstate |
to inflate the importance of; exaggerate. |
| overstay |
to stay beyond the limits of. |
| overstep |
to exceed (a boundary or limit). |
| overstimulate |
combined form of stimulate. |
| overstimulation |
combined form of stimulation. |
| overstock |
to order more of (something) than can be sold or conveniently stored. [2 definitions] |
| overstress |
combined form of stress. |
| overstretch |
combined form of stretch. |
| overstructured |
combined form of structured. |
| overstuff |
to fill or pack (something) too full. [2 definitions] |
| overstuffed |
packed too full. [2 definitions] |
| oversubscribe |
to subscribe for more of (something) than can be supplied. |
| oversubtle |
combined form of subtle. |
| oversuds |
combined form of suds. |
| oversupply |
a supply in excess of need or demand. [2 definitions] |
| oversuspicious |
combined form of suspicious. |
| oversweet |
combined form of sweet. |
| oversweeten |
combined form of sweeten. |
| oversweetness |
combined form of sweetness. |
| overswing |
combined form of swing. |
| overt |
openly apparent; not concealed. (Cf. covert.) |