overblown (1)

[Eng. over, and blown (2).] Having blo omed too fully; more than fully blown. "Thus overblown and seeded, I am rather Fit to adorn his chimney than his bed." Beaum. & Flet.: Knight of Malta , iv. 1. ō-ver-blown' (2), pa . par . or a. [OVERBLOW.] ō-ver-böard, *over-boord, *over-boorde, adv . [Eng. over , and board , s.] Over the side of a ship; out of a ship; away. ( Lit. & fig .) "All of us sacrifice our sins, cast them overboard."Brinsley: A Groan for Israel, p. 24. To throw overboard : To discard, to desert, to betray.