Webster's Dictionary 1828

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OVERCLOY

OVERCLOY', verb transitive To fill beyond satiety.

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OVERCOLD

OVERCOLD, adjective Cold to excess.

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OVERCOME

OVERCOME, verb transitive [See Come.]1. To conquer; to vanquish; to subdue; as, to overcome enemies in battle.2. To surmount; to get the better of; as, to overcome difficulties ...

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OVERCOMER

OVERCOMER, noun One who vanquishes or surmounts.

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OVERCOMINGLY

OVERCOMINGLY, adverb With superiority.

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OVERCONFIDENCE

OVERCON'FIDENCE, noun Excessive confidence.

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OVERCORN

OVERCORN', verb transitive To corn to excess.

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OVERCOUNT

OVERCOUNT', verb transitive To rate above the true value.

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OVERCOVER

OVERCOV'ER, verb transitive To cover completely.

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OVERCREDULOUS

OVERCRED'ULOUS, adjective Too apt to believe.

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OVERCROW

OVERCROW, verb transitive To crow as in triumph. [Not used.]

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OVERCURIOUS

OVERCU'RIOUS, adjective Curious or nice to excess.

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OVERDATE

OVERDA'TE, verb transitive To date beyond the proper period.

1229

OVERDIGHT

OVERDI'GHT, adjective Covered over. obsolete

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OVERDILIGENT

OVERDIL'IGENT, adjective Diligent to excess.

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OVERDO

OVERDO, verb transitive1. To do or perform too much.2. To harass; to fatigue; to oppress by too much action or labor.3. To boil, bake or road too much.OVERDO, verb intransitive ...

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OVERDONE

OVERDONE, participle passive1. Overacted; acted to excess.2. Wearied or oppressed by too much labor.3. Boiled, baked or roasted too much.

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OVERDOSE

OVERDOSE, noun Too great a dose.

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OVERDRESS

OVERDRESS', verb transitive To dress to excess; to adorn too much.

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OVERDRINK

OVERDRINK', verb transitive To drink to excess.

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OVERDRIVE

OVERDRI'VE, verb transitive To drive too hard, or beyond strength.Genesis 33:13.

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OVERDRY

OVERDRY', verb transitive To dry too much.

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OVEREAGER

OVERE'AGER, adjective Too eager; too vehement in desire.

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OVEREAGERLY

OVERE'AGERLY, adverb With excessive eagerness.

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OVEREAGERNESS

OVERE'AGERNESS, noun Excess of earnestness.

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OVEREAT

OVERE'AT, verb transitive To eat to excess.

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OVERELEGANT

OVEREL'EGANT, adjective Elegant to excess.