| overshadow |
to diminish in comparison. [2 definitions] |
| overshoe |
footwear intended to be worn over other shoes in order to protect them from water or snow. |
| overshoot |
to go over, beyond, or above (a specific goal, target, or the like); miss or overreach. [2 definitions] |
| overshot |
having the upper part extending over and beyond the lower, as a jaw. [3 definitions] |
| oversight |
a lapse in attention to what one is doing. [3 definitions] |
| oversimplify |
to simplify to the point of error or distortion. |
| oversimplistic |
combined form of simplistic. |
| oversize |
noticeably larger than usual. |
| overskirt |
a skirt worn over another, often longer skirt. |
| oversleep |
to sleep beyond the intended or habitual time of waking. [2 definitions] |
| overslept |
past tense and past participle of "oversleep." |
| oversolicitous |
combined form of solicitous. |
| oversophisticated |
combined form of sophisticated. |
| oversoul |
in transcendental philosophy, the supposed spiritual essence or vital force that animates and motivates all living things. |
| overspecialize |
combined form of specialize. |
| overspeculate |
combined form of speculate. |
| overspeculation |
combined form of speculation. |
| overspread |
to spread or cover over. |
| overstability |
combined form of stability. |
| overstate |
to inflate the importance of; exaggerate. |
| overstay |
to stay beyond the limits of. |