Webster's Dictionary 1828

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OVEREMPTY

OVEREMP'TY, verb transitive To make too empty.

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OVEREYE

OVEREYE, verb transitive1. To superintend; to inspect. [Little used.]2. To observe to remark.

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OVERFALL

O'VERFALL, noun A cataract; the fall of a river.

1246

OVERFATIGUE

OVERFATIGUE, noun overfatee'g. To fatigue to excess.OVERFATIGUE, verb transitive overfatee'g. To fatigue to excess.

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OVERFEED

OVERFEE'D, verb transitive To feed to excess.

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OVERFILL

OVERFILL', verb transitive To fill to excess; to surcharge.

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OVERFLOAT

OVERFLOAT, verb transitive To overflow; to inundate.

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OVERFLOURISH

OVERFLOURISH, verb transitive overflur'ish. To make excessive display or flourish.

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OVERFLOW

OVERFLOW, verb transitive1. To spread over, as water; to inundate; to cover with water or other fluid.2. To fill beyond the brim.3. To deluge; to overwhelm; to cover, as with nu...

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OVERFLOWING

OVERFLOWING, participle present tense Spreading over, as a fluid; inundating; running over the brim or banks.OVERFLOWING, adjective Abundant; copious; exuberant.OVERFLOWING, nou...

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OVERFLOWINGLY

OVERFLOWINGLY, adverb Exuberantly; in great abundance.

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OVERFLUSH

OVERFLUSH', verb transitive To flush to excess.

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OVERFLUSHED

OVERFLUSH'ED, participle passive1. Flushed to excess; reddened to excess.2. Elated to excess.

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OVERFLY

OVERFLY', verb transitive To pass over or cross by flight.

1257

OVERFORWARD

OVERFOR'WARD, adjective Forward to excess.

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OVERFORWARDNESS

OVERFOR'WARDNESS, adjective Too great forwardness or readiness; officiousness.

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OVERFREIGHT

OVERFREIGHT, verb transitive overfra'te. [See Freight.]To load too heavily; to fill with too great quantity or numbers; as, to overfreight a boat.

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OVERFRUITFUL

OVERFRU'ITFUL, adjective Too rich; producing superabundant crops.

1261

OVERGET

OVERGET', verb transitive To reach; to overtake. [Not used.]

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OVERGILD

OVERGILD', verb transitive To gild over; to varnish.

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OVERGIRD

OVERGIRD', verb transitive To gird or bind too closely.

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OVERGLANCE

OVERGL'ANCE, verb transitive To glance over; to run over with the eye.

1265

OVERGO

OVERGO', verb transitive1. To exceed; to surpass.2. To cover. [Not used.]

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OVERGONE

OVERGONE, participle passive overgawn'. Injured; ruined.

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OVERGORGE

OVERGORGE, verb transitive overgorj'. To gorge to excess.

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OVERGRASSED

OVERGR'ASSED, participle passive Overstocked with grass; overgrown with grass.

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OVERGREAT

OVERGREAT, adjective Too great.