Overdye, ō-vėr-dī′, v.t. to dye too deeply.
Overearnest, ō′vėr-ėr′nest, adj. too earnest.
Overeat, ō-vėr-ēt′, v.t. to surfeit with eating (generally reflexive): (Shak.) to eat over again.
Overentreat, ō-vėr-en-trēt′, v.t. to entreat to excess.
Overestimate, ō-vėr-es′tim-āt, v.t. to estimate too highly.—n. an excessive estimate.—n. Overestimā′tion.
Overexcite, ō′vėr-ek-sīt′, v.t. to excite unduly.—n. Overexcite′ment.
Over-exertion, ō′vėr-eg-zėr′shun, n. too great exertion.
Over-exposure, ō′vėr-eks-pō′zhūr, n. excessive exposure: (photography) the exposure to light for too long a time of the sensitive plate.—v.t. Over-expose′.
Over-exquisite, ō′vėr-eks′kwi-zit, adj. excessively exquisite: over exact or nice: too careful.
Overeye, ō-vēr-ī′, v.t. (Shak.) to overlook or superintend: (Shak.) to observe or remark.