| overarch |
to form an arch over. [2 definitions] |
| overarm |
performed by swinging the arm over the level of the shoulder. |
| overarousal |
combined form of arousal. |
| overarrange |
combined form of arrange. |
| overarticulate |
combined form of articulate. |
| overassert |
combined form of assert. |
| overassertion |
combined form of assertion. |
| overassertive |
combined form of assertive. |
| overassessment |
combined form of assessment. |
| overattention |
combined form of attention. |
| overawe |
to cause to be subdued by awe; intimidate. |
| overbake |
combined form of bake. |
| overbalance |
to have more importance or weight than; outweigh. [3 definitions] |
| 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] |