| overbear |
to bring down, press upon, or crush using force or weight. [3 definitions] |
| overbearing |
arrogantly dominating; dictatorial. |
| overbeat |
combined form of beat. |
| overbejeweled |
combined form of bejeweled. |
| overbid |
to bid more than (another person or the correct value of something). [3 definitions] |
| overbite |
an abnormal dental condition in which the upper front teeth project over the lower. |
| overbleach |
combined form of bleach. |
| overblow |
to give exaggerated importance to; overinflate. [3 definitions] |
| overblown1 |
assuming exaggerated or excessive importance; overinflated; pretentious. [4 definitions] |
| overblown2 |
past the stage of best bloom; senescent. |
| overboard |
over the side of a vessel into the water. |
| overbold |
combined form of bold. |
| overbook |
to sell more reservations or tickets, as for an airplane flight, than there are available spaces. |
| overborrow |
combined form of borrow. |
| overbreathing |
combined form of breathing. |
| overbrief |
combined form of brief. |
| overbright |
combined form of bright. |
| overbroad |
combined form of broad. |
| overbrutal |
combined form of brutal. |
| overbuild |
to build more, larger, or more elaborate structures than necessary or advisable in (an area). [3 definitions] |
| overburden |
to place an excessive burden, responsibility, or work load upon. [2 definitions] |