Overheat, ō-vėr-hēt′, v.t. to heat to excess.—n. O′verheat, extreme heat.
Overhend, ō-vėr-hend′, v.t. (Spens.) to overtake.
Overhold, ō-vėr-hōld′, v.t. (Shak.) to overvalue.
Overhours, ō′vėr-owrz, n.pl. time beyond the regular number of hours: overtime in labour.
Overhouse, ō′vėr-hows, adj. stretched along the roofs, rather than on poles or underground.
Overinform, ō-vėr-in-form′, v.t. to animate too much.
Overissue, ō-vėr-ish′ū, v.t. to issue in excess, as bank-notes or bills of exchange.—n. O′verissue, any excessive issue.
Overjoy, ō-vėr-joi′, v.t. to fill with great joy: to transport with delight or gladness.—n. O′verjoy, joy to excess: transport.
Overjump, ō-vėr-jump′, v.t. to jump beyond: to pass by: neglect.
Overkind, ō-vėr-kīnd′, adj. excessively kind.—n. Overkind′ness.