Overbrim, ō-vėr-brim′, v.t. to fill to overflowing.—v.i. to be so full as to overflow.—adj. Overbrimmed′, having too large a brim.
Overbrood, ō-vėr-brōōd′, v.t. to brood over.
Overbrow, ō-vėr-brow′, v.t. to overhang like a projecting brow.
Overbuild, ō-vėr-bild′, v.t. to build over: to build more than is needed.—v.i. to build beyond one's means.
Overbulk, ō-vėr-bulk′, v.t. (Shak.) to oppress by bulk.
Overburden, ō-vėr-bur′dn, v.t. to burden overmuch.—n. alluvial soil overlying a bed of ore.
Overburn, ō-vėr-burn′, v.t. to burn too much.—v.i. to be too zealous.
Overbusy, ō-vėr-biz′i, adj. too busy, over-officious.
Overbuy, ō-vėr-bī′, v.t. to buy at too dear a rate: to buy more than is needed.
Overby, ō-vėr-bī′, adv. a little way over—(Scot.) Owerby′, O'erby′.