| overinvestment |
combined form of investment. |
| overjoy |
to make extremely happy; delight. |
| overjoyed |
overflowing with joy; exceedingly happy. |
| overkill |
an instance or practice of taking excessive measures to deal with a problem, esp. by the use of excessive firepower. [2 definitions] |
| overlabor |
combined form of labor. |
| overlabored |
combined form of labored. |
| overladen |
combined form of laden. |
| overland |
across the land; by land travel. [2 definitions] |
| overlap |
to cover or extend over part of. [6 definitions] |
| overlarge |
combined form of large. |
| overlavish |
combined form of lavish. |
| overlay |
to set or lay (something) over something. [5 definitions] |
| overleaf |
on the other side of a page or sheet. |
| overleap |
to leap over or across. [2 definitions] |
| overlength |
combined form of length. |
| overlengthen |
combined form of lengthen. |
| overlie |
to lie upon or over. |
| overliteral |
combined form of literal. |
| 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] |