English to English Dictionary

Overexcited

Extremely or excessively excited, often to the point of agitation, nervousness, or loss of self-control.

Overflowing

Flowing over the limits or brim; more than full.

Overpay

To pay too much money for goods, services, or work performed.

Overpriced

Costing too much; charging more than something is actually worth or reasonable.

Overrated

Rated or valued too highly; having a higher opinion of something or someone than is deserved.

Oversee

To supervise, direct, or manage a person, group, or work process to ensure it is done correctly.

Oversensitive

Excessively or abnormally susceptible to physical stimuli, criticism, or emotional slights.

Overthrow

The removal of a leader or government from power, especially by force.

Overture

An orchestral piece at the beginning of an opera, play, etc.

Overturn

To officially invalidate, reverse, or cancel a legal decision, ruling, or system.

Overweight

Above a weight considered normal, desirable, or healthy for a particular height and build.

Overwhelm

To bury or drown beneath a huge mass; to defeat completely.