English Words: O

Having too many employees who have tenure.

To subject to excessive testing

Excessively theatrical.

To theorize too much.

Having undergone too much therapy.

To thicken to an excessive degree.

To make too thin.

An extra layer of outer clothing or winter garments for use in very cold weather, possibly including a blanket or shawl, to be wrapped around the body or hung over the shoulders and back.

To think about; think over

One who overthinks.

simple past and past participle of overthink

Too thoughtful or pensive.

The quality of being overthoughtful.

simple past of overthrow

Excessive thriftiness.

Excessively thrifty.

To overcrowd.

To bring about the downfall of (a government, etc.), especially by force; to usurp.

Capable of being overthrown.

The act of overthrowing something or someone.

One who overthrows.

second-person singular simple present indicative of overthrow

third-person singular simple present indicative of overthrow

past participle of overthrow

A form of thrust fault from beneath a hanging wall of rock.

past participle of overthink

From one side to the other of.

In an overthwart manner; going across.

The state of being overthwart; perverseness.

Excessively tight.

To tighten too much.

Too tightly.

Excessive tightness.

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To till too much.

excessive tillage; the process of overtilling

To tip over; to upset.

Excessive tilting

Working time outside of one's regular hours.

A type of industrial action, in which the workers collectively refuse to work overtime.

An employee who works overtime.

Excessively timorous.

Excessive timorousness.

To tint excessively.

To leave a tip that is too large.

To tire excessively.

Overly tired

The state of being overtired; exhaustion.

To give too high a title or status to.

To add too much titrant to an analyte, so that the amount added passes the endpoint.