Over-shake, pp. caused to pass away, shaken off, 5. 681.
Overshote, pp.; had overshote hem, had over-run the scent, 3. 383. From infin. oversheten.
Over-skipte, 1 pt. s. skipped over, omitted, 3. 1208.
Oversloppe, s. upper-garment, G 633. See note. Cf. Icel. yfir-sloppr, an upper or over-garment; cf. E. slop, in the compound 'slop-shop.' See Sloppes.
Oversprede, v. spread over, cover, E 1799; Over-sprat, pr. s. overspreadeth, T. ii. 767; Over-spradde, pt. s. covered, A 2871; overspread, T. ii. 769; spread over, A 678.
Overspringe, pr. s. subj. overpass, F 1060.
Overstreccheth, pr. s. extends over, B 2. p 7. 27.
Over-swifte, adj. pl. over-swift, very swift, B 4. m 5. 6.
Over-swimmen, pr. pl. fly through, B 5. m 5. 5.
Overtake, v. overtake, attain to, G 682; Overtook, 1 pt. s. caught up, 3. 360.