1 overall

a. general; comprehensive; from one end to the other; including everything
2 overbalance

v. weigh more heavily; exceed in weight, value, or importance; surpass; throw off the balance
3 overbearing

a. expecting unquestioning obedience; overwhelming in power or significance
4 overburden

v. overcharge; take excessive burden; load with excessive weight
5 overcast

a. covered or obscured, as with clouds or mist; gloomy; melancholy
6 overcharge

n. overprice; a price that is too high
7 overcome

v. defeat another in competition or conflict; conquer; prevail over
8 overconfidence

n. excessive confidence; total certainty
9 overcook

v. cook food for longer than necessary
10 overdo

v. do something to an excessive degree
11 overdose

n. excessive dose, especially of a narcotic
12 overdue

a. past due; not paid at the scheduled time; late; delayed
13 overemphasize

v. place special or excessive emphasis on
14 overestimate

v. make too high an estimate of
15 overhaul

v. examine or go over carefully for needed repairs; make extensive renovations or revisions on; renovate
16 overhear

v. hear more of anything than was intended to be heard; hear again
17 overlap

n. representation of common ground between two things; extend over and cover a part of
18 overlapping

a. covering with a design in which one element covers a part of another
19 overload

v. place too much a load on
20 overpass

n. bridge formed by the upper level of a crossing of two highways at different levels
21 overpay

v. pay too much; pay in excess of what is due
22 overpower

v. overcome by superior force; overcome, as with emotions or perceptual stimuli
23 overproduction

n. too much production or more than expected
24 overrate

v. make too high an estimate of
25 override

v. ride over or across; ride upon; trample down.
26 overrule

v. decide against a decision that has already been made
27 overrun

v. run or extend beyond normal or desired limit; overflow
28 overseas

ad. beyond or across the sea; abroad
29 oversee

v. supervise; manage; watch over and direct; examine or inspect
30 overshadow

v. throw a shadow, or shade, over; to darken; obscure; cover with a superior influence
31 oversight

n. unintentional omission or mistake; watchful care or management; supervision
32 overt

a. open to view; not secret or hidden
33 overtake

v. come up with in a course, pursuit, progress, or motion; catch up with; come upon from behind; capture; overcome
34 overtax

v. heavily burden; tax above what is considered appropriate or just; tax too heavily
35 overthrow

v. throw over; overturn; upset; turn upside down; cause to fall or to fail
36 overtime

n. beyond the regular time
37 overtire

v. tire excessively; fatigue to exhaustion
38 overture

n. an opening or aperture; recess; introductory section or part, as of a poem
39 overturn

v. reverse; overthrow; upset something
40 overweight

n. the property of excessive fatness
41 overwhelm

v. defeat; cover completely or make imperceptible; overcome by superior force ; charge someone with too many tasks
42 overwhelming

a. overpowering in effect or strength; very great or intense; extreme
43 overwrought

a. extremely disturbed from emotion