Overshadow

o-vcr-shad'G, v.t. to throw a shadow over to shelter or protect Overshoot, o vei -shGot',?\t to shoot over or beyond, as a maik to pa swiftly over. v.t. to shoot or fly beyond the mark. Overshot. G'ver-shot, adj. having the water falling from above, as a wheel Oversight, G'v£r-slt, n 'ong.'\ snpennfendertie a f uhng to noth e mistake omi ion. Overspread, fi-ver-spred\ t to spread over to scatter over, -v i to be spread over. Overstate, G-ver-st.Tt' v to state over or above to exaggerate — Overstatement. Overstep, G-ver-step', to step beyond to exceed. too full. Overstock, u-ver-stok\ to stock overmuch: to Overstrain, G-v6r-str an\ v.t. and v.i. to strain or stretch too far.