Overtedious, ō-vėr-tē′di-us, adj. (Shak.) too tedious.
Overthrow, ō-vėr-thrō′, v.t. to throw down: to upset: to bring to an end: to demolish: to defeat utterly.—ns. O′verthrow, act of overthrowing or state of being overthrown: ruin: defeat: a throwing of a ball beyond the player; O′verthrower.
Overthrust, ō′vėr-thrust, adj. (geol.) belonging to earlier strata, pushed by faulting over later and higher strata.
Overthwart, ō-vėr-thwawrt′, v.t. to lie athwart: to cross.—adj. opposite, transverse: contrary, perverse.—prep. across, on the other side of.
Overtilt, ō-vėr-tilt′, v.t. to upset.
Overtime, ō′vėr-tīm, n. time employed in working beyond the regular hours.
Overtoil, ō-vėr-toil′, v.i. to overwork one's self.
Overtone, ō′vėr-tōn, n. a harmonic, because heard above its fundamental tone.
Overtop, ō-vėr-top′, v.t. to rise over the top of: to make of less importance: to surpass: to obscure.
Overtower, ō-vėr-tow′er, v.t. to tower above.—v.i. to soar too high.