overfreight ( gh silent)

t. [Eng. over, and freight, v.] To freight or load too heavily; to overload; to overburden. ( Lit. & Fig.) "I saw, I had Love's pinnace overfraught ." Donne: Air and Angels . ō-ver-frět', v. t. [Eng. over, and fret .] To cover with fretwork. ō-ver-friēze', *o-ver-fryse, v . t . [English over , and frieze , v.] To cover over or overlay with, or as with, a frieze. *ō-ver-front', v . t . [Eng. over , and front , v.] To confront; to withstand.