| over the counter |
from or by a stockbroker as opposed to the stock exchange. |
| over the hill |
past one's most effective or powerful period. |
| over the hump |
past the most difficult or trying part of something. |
| over the moon |
extremely happy (about something in particular). |
| over the transom |
designating a manuscript or other material that is submitted to a publisher without having been solicited. |
| overthin |
combined form of thin. |
| overthink |
combined form of think. |
| overthrew |
past tense of "overthrow." |
| overthrow |
to oust (a person or persons) from power, esp. by force. [7 definitions] |
| overthrown |
past participle of "overthrow." |
| overtighten |
combined form of tighten. |
| overtime |
time worked beyond a given upper limit for a day or week. [4 definitions] |
| overtired |
combined form of tired. |
| overtone |
in music, any of several higher frequencies associated with a given tone; harmonic. [2 definitions] |
| overtook |
past tense of "overtake." |
| overtop |
to be or go above the top of. [2 definitions] |
| overtrain |
combined form of train. |
| overtreat |
combined form of treat. |
| overtreatment |
combined form of treatment. |
| overture |
an opening gesture, as for initiating a relationship or other interaction. [4 definitions] |
| overturn |
to cause to tip over; upset. [4 definitions] |