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overstuff |
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stuff too much |
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originate |
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bring into being |
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originate |
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come into existence |
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originate |
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begin a trip at a certain point, as of a plane, train, bus, etc. |
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ooze through |
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run slowly and gradually |
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overact |
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exaggerate one's acting |
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overplay |
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exaggerate one's acting |
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overcrop |
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to exhaust by excessive cultivation |
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overcultivate |
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to exhaust by excessive cultivation |
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overawe |
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subdue, restrain, or overcome by affecting with a feeling of awe |
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obsess |
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haunt like a ghost |
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obsess |
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be preoccupied with something |
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offend |
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cause to feel resentment or indignation |
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offend |
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hurt the feelings of |
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offend |
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strike with disgust or revulsion |
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offend |
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act in disregard of laws, rules, contracts, or promises |
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overfly |
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fly over |
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overjoy |
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cause to feel extremely joyful or happy |
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outride |
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ride better, faster, or further than |
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outride |
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hang on during a trial of endurance |
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oscillate |
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move or swing from side to side regularly |
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oscillate |
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be undecided about something |
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outrun |
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run faster than |
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odorize |
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cause to smell or be smelly |
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odorise |
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cause to smell or be smelly |
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odourise |
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cause to smell or be smelly |
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outdistance |
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go far ahead of |
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out in |
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enter a harbor |
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overstep |
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pass beyond (limits or boundaries) |
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overstep |
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be superior or better than some standard |
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obtrude upon |
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to intrude upon, infringe, encroach on, violate |
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overcrowd |
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crowd together too much |
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overcrowd |
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cause to crowd together too much |
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overexpose |
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expose excessively |
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overexpose |
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expose to too much light |
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overarch |
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form an arch over |
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overarch |
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be central or dominant |
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ogle |
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look at with amorous intentions |
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overpay |
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pay too much |
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owe |
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be in debt |
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owe |
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be obliged to pay or repay |
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owe |
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be indebted to, in an abstract or intellectual sense |
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outstare |
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overcome or cause to waver or submit by (or as if by) staring |
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outface |
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overcome or cause to waver or submit by (or as if by) staring |
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overbalance |
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cause to be off balance |
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overbalance |
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weigh more heavily |
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ostentate |
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display proudly |
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overspend |
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spend at a high rate |
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overspend |
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spend more than available of (a budget) |
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overhear |
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hear, usually without the knowledge of the speakers |