English Words: O

To dust with too much powder.

To dye (something already coloured) with another colour.

simple past and past participle of overdye

Excessively eager.

In an overeager manner.

The quality of being overeager; excessive readiness or enthusiasm.

Excessively earnest

In an overearnest manner.

The quality of being overearnest.

Excessive easiness.

Too easy.

To eat too much.

past participle of overeat

One who eats too much; particularly one who does so regularly.

To overlock.

An overlocker.

To edit something too much.

To educate too much.

Having received too much education

The state of being overeducated; the state when one feels overburdened by their education or has more education than their situation demands.

Excessively effusive.

In an overeffusive manner.

The quality of being overeffusive.

Chiefly in over-egg the pudding: to spoil (something) by exaggerating it, or an aspect of it; to overdo.

Excessively elaborate.

In an overelaborate manner.

The state or condition of being overelaborate.

excessive elaboration; going into too much detail

Excessive elegance.

Excessively elegant.

Too elegantly.

excessive elevation

Too elliptical.

To elongate excessively

simple past and past participle of overelongate

Excessive elongation.

To embellish excessively.

Excessive embellishment.

to embrace too often or to an excessive degree

To embroider excessively.

To display emotion excessive for the situation.

Showing too much emotion.

The fact of being overemotional

In an overemotional manner.

Excessively emotive.

Excessively empathic.

To empathize excessively.

Excessive emphasis.

Non-Oxford British English standard spelling of overemphasize.

To place too much emphasis on; to overstate the importance of.