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] |
overlord |
a ruler of other people or of other rulers. [2 definitions] |
overloud |
combined form of loud. |
overlush |
combined form of lush. |
overly |
to the point of excess; too. |
overman |
to supply with more personnel than necessary. |
overmanage |
combined form of manage. |
overmannered |
combined form of mannered. |