Overwrite, ō-vėr-rīt′, v.t. to cover over with other writing.
Overwrought, ō-vėr-rawt′, pa.p. of Overwork, worked too hard: too highly excited: worked all over: overdone.
Overyear, ō-vėr-yēr′, adj. (prov.) kept over from last year.
Ovidian, ō-vid′i-an, adj. belonging to, or resembling the style of, the Latin poet Ovid (43 B.C.-17 A.D.).
Oviduct, ō′vi-dukt, n. a duct or passage for the egg in animals, from the ovary.
Oviferous, ō-vif′ėr-us, adj. egg-bearing.—n. O′vifer, a small wire cage on a solid base, for carrying an egg safely. [L. ovum, an egg, ferre, to bear.]
Oviform, ō′vi-form, adj. having the form of an oval or egg. [L. ovum, an egg.]
Oviform, ō′vi-form, adj. like a sheep: ovine. [L. ovis, a sheep.]
Ovigerous, ov-ij′ėr-us, adj. egg-bearing. [L. ovum, an egg, gerĕre, to bear.]
Ovine, ō′vīn, adj. pertaining to the Ovinæ, sheep-like.—n. Ovinā′tion, inoculation of sheep with ovine virus against sheep-pox.