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OVERCOME, vinco, conmnco, devinco, 
supero.- N'nt to be overcome,- inexpug- 
nabilis, invictus, insuperabihs. 
Overcomer, victor, superator, expugna- 
tor; victrix, f 
Overcoming, victoria; superatio, Vitr. 
OVERCONFIDENT, temerarius, auda- 
culus, niinis confidens. 
OVERCURIOUS, nimis curiosus. 
OVERDO one's self, nimio labore se fati- 
gare. 
OVERDRESS, nimis splendide ornare. 
OVERDRINK one's self, se nimio potu 
ingurgitare. 
OVERDRIVE, nimium urgere. 
OVEREARNEST, nimis vehemens 
OVEREAT, plus isquo comedere. 
OVERFILL, supra modum implere. 
OVERFINE, nimis elegans. 
0VERFLOW, act. inundo: — neut. exun¬ 
do, superfundor, redundo ; abundo : 
exubero, evagor. 
Overflowing, inundatio. 
OVERFLY, prietervolo. 
OVERFOND, *imis indulgens. 
OVERFORWARDNESS, niinia alacri 
tas. 
OVERGLUT, satio; ad 
aliquid facere. 
OVERGREAT, nimius. 
OVERGROW, supercresco.— Overgrown 
with weeds, noxiis herbis obductus or 
obsitus - with age, fetate gravis. 
Overgrowth, exuberans incrementum 
auctus. 
OVERHALE accbunts, rationes denuo 
examinare, recensere, retractare. 
OVER HAPPY, nimis felix or fortunatus 
OVERHASTEN, v. a. prascipito; pne- 
propere agere. 
Overhastening, nimia or pramatura 
festinatio. 
Overhasty, praeproperus; prsceps ; te 
merarius. — fruits, fructus praematuri. 
Overhastily, prapropere. 
OVERHEAD (above), supra. 
OVERHEAR, subausculto. 
Overhearing, subauscultatio. 
OVERHEAT, nimis ealefacere. 
OVERHEAVY, nimis gravis or ponde- 
rosus ; pragravis. 
OVERJOY, exsultatio, effusa latitia. 
Overjoyed. — To be overjoyed, immo¬ 
derate lEBtitia. efferri; immenso gaudio 
perfuudi. 
OVERLABORED, nimio labore defati- 
gatus. 
OVERLADE, nimio pondere onerare. 
OVERLARGE, nimis amplus, peram- 
plus. 
OVERLAY, incubando opprimere or suf- 
focare. — The sows overlay their piers, 
elidunt fetus sues. -II To overlay 
(with gold, &c.), induco. 
OVERLEAP, transilio. 
OVERLIGHT, lux nimis splendida, ocu- 
los prastringens. 
OVERLIVE, supervivo, supersum. 
Overuver, superstes. 
OVERLOAD, nimis or nimium onerare; 
onus nimis grave alicui imponere. — 
Overloaded, nimis oneratus, pondere 
nimis gravi oppressus. 
OVERLONG, praiongus. 
OVERLOOK (inspect), inspicio, intueor: 
(take care of), euro, accuro, procuro; 
provideo, prospicio, prudenter adminis- 
trare : ( neglect, or pass by), negligo, 
omitto; prietermitto : (pardon), condo- 
no, gratiam culpa facere : (scorn or con¬ 
temn), contemno, despicio;temno: (over¬ 
top), superemineo. 
Overlooking (inspection), inspectio, in- 
tuitus: (taking care of), curatio, accu¬ 
rate ; prudens administratio : (neglect¬ 
ing or passing by), neglectus, neglTgen- 
tia, oinissio, prstermissio : (pardoniiiir), 
condonatio. 
OVERMATCH, magnitudine, numero, 
viribus, etc. superareor vincere.— Over¬ 
matched, magnitudine, numero, viribus, 
"■ impar. 
etc. 
Overmatch, s . iniquum certamen. 
OVERMEASURE, accessio, mantissa, 
additamentum, auctarium. 
OVERMUCH, nimis, nimius. See under 
Over. 
OVEROFFICIOLTS, nimis officiosus. 
Overofficiously , nimis officiose : mo- 
leste. 
OVERPASS (pass by), transgredior, pras- 
tervehor: (go by, over or beyond), prs- 
tereo, pratervehor, trajicio : (excel), su¬ 
pero, vinco: (let slip), omitto, prater- 
mitto. 
Overpassing (going by, over or beyond), 
prietervectio, trajectio: (outgoing), prie- 
gressio. 
OVERPAY, plus quam debetur solvere. 
OVERPLUS, additamentum, auctarium. 
— in weight, ponderis auctarium. — To 
be overplus, resto, supersum. 
OVERPLY, nimio operi incumbere,— 
one's self, vires nimis intendere. 
OVERPOISE, prapondero. 
OVERPOWER , vinco; opprimo ; frango. 
OVERPRESS, opprimere, obruere. 
OVERPRIZE, piuris quam par est aesti- 
mare. 
OVERRATE, nimis tribuere alicui rei; 
nimium pretium statuere alicui rei.— 
one's self, immodicum sui esse aestima- 
torem. 
Overrating, immodica rei aestimatio. 
OVERREACH, circumvenio, circum- 
scribo; dolis ductare, deludere, fraude 
capere. — Overreached, circumventus, 
dolis ductus, fraude captus. — He is 
overreached, in foveam deeidit; os ei 
sublitum est probe.-IT To overreach 
in going, assequor.-IT To overreach 
or hurt one's self by reaching too far, se 
nimis extendendo laedere. 
Overreacher, fraudator, homo fraudu- 
lentus ; veterator; doli fabricator ; pla¬ 
nus. 
Overreaching, fraudatio. 
OVERRECKON, in subducendis rationi- 
bus aliquem fallere. 
OVERRIDE one's self, equitandose nimis 
fatigare. 
OVERRIGID, nimis rigidus or severus. 
OVERRIPE, fracidus. 
OVERROASTED, nimis assus. 
OVERRULE ( bear down), vinco, supero. 
-II To overrule a plea, objectionem 
obiatam repudiare ; litem contra dare. 
-II Overruling providence, providen- 
tia omnia administrans or gubernans. 
OVERRUN (outrun), cursu prieterire: 
(cover all over), cooperio: (ravage), 
populor, depopulor, vasto. — To be over¬ 
run with ill humors, pravis humoribus 
redundare. 
OVERSCRUPULOUS, nimis scrupulo- 
sus. 
OVERSEA, transmarinus. 
OVERSEE (inspect), euro, procuro; in 
spicio, reoognosco: (let slip or pass by), 
prtetereo, prietermitto. 
Overseer, custos ; curator, procurator; 
exactor; magister. — of the king's works , 
architectus regius. — of the high ways, 
curator viarum.— Overseers of the poor, 
pauperum procuratores. 
OVERSEETHE, percoquo, priecoquo. 
OVERSELL, piuris quam par est ven- 
dere. 
OVERSET (among seamen), v. a. everlo 
(e. g. navem).— Overset, eversus ; op¬ 
pressus. 
OVERSHADOW, obumbro, inumbro, 
opaco. 
OVERSHOES, tegumenta calceorum. 
OVERSHOOT, jactu, sagitti, scopum 
transgredi. — Do not overshoot your 
mark, ita fugias, ne prater casam, Ter. 
— To overshoot one's self, consilio labi. 
OVERSIGHT, error, erratum, negligen- 
tia, inctiria.-IT Oversight (of a busi- 
ness),c\\ ratio, cura, procu ratio,inspectio. 
OVERSKIP, prietermitto, prietereo. 
Overskipping, praetermissio. 
OVERSLEEP one's self, nimis diu dor- 
mire. 
OVERSPENT, defatigatus. 
OVERSPREAD, obduco, operio, coope- 
rio : conspergo, sterno. 
OVERSTOCKED, OVERSTORED, ni¬ 
mis rednndans. 
OVERSTRAIN, OVERSTRETCH 
mis extendere. — one's strength. 
nimis intendere. 
OVERT (open), apertus, manifestus. — 
Jin overt act, factum aliquod consilium 
probans. 
Overtly, aperte, manifeste or manifesto. 
OVERTAKE, assequor, consequor; nan- 
ciscor; ex fuga reprehendere ; adipis- 
cor; prieverto: — (Jig. light upon, sur¬ 
prise ), opprimo. — Overtaken, praven- 
tus, prteceptus, curs i adsquatus. 
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Overtaking, consecutio. 
OVERTALKATIVE, loquacior impen 
dio, Oell. v 
OVERTASK, majus justo alicui pensum 
mjungere. 
OVERTAX, iniquis oneribus premere. 
0\ERTHROW (demolish), diruo, sub- 
verto ; demolior; disturbo : (defeat), su¬ 
pero, devinco, prosterno, opprimo. — 
I have overthrown my cart, plaustrum 
percuii. — To overthrow a kingdom, reg- 
num alicujus evertere. — Overthrown, 
superatus, devictus, subversus, profli- 
gatus.— To be overthrown in law, causi 
cadere, litem perdere. 
Overthrow, s. clades, strages. 
Overthrower, eversor, victor. 
Overthrowing, eversio, subversio. 
OVERTHWART, transversus, obliquus. 
— Jin overthwart stroke, ictus obliquus 
or transversus. — Laid overthwart, trans¬ 
versus, oblique positus. — Overthwart 
one another, decussatus (as an X). — To 
go overthwart, transcurro. — A going 
overthwart, transcursus. 
Overthwartlv (crosswise), decussatim : 
(crossly), oblique, perverse. — To do a 
thing overthwarthj, prapostere aliquid 
agere. 
Overthwartness, 
cia. 
OVERTIRE, 
perversitas, pervica- 
m- 
vires 
OVERTOIL himself, seip- 
sum laboribus discruciare or fatigare. 
— Overtired, overtoiled, laboribus frac- 
tus, confectus, fatigatus, defatigatus. 
OVERTOP (be higher or taller), emineo, 
priemineo, superemineo ; supergredior: 
( surpass or excel), aliquem aliqua re 
superare, vincere,evincere, antecellere, 
prastnre, anteire, antecedere. 
OVElt'i'Rlp, leviter cursitare super. 
OVERTURE (proposal), conditiones ad 
aliquid agendum proposing, — of peace, 
pacis conditiones. — To make an over¬ 
ture, conditiones ferre or proponere.- 
IT (to an opera), dramatis musici exordi¬ 
um. 
OVERTURN, everto. subverto. 
OVERVALUE. See Overrate. 
OVER VEIL, tego, velo. 
OVERVIOLENT, nimis vehemens. 
OVERWATCH, se vigilando fatigare. 
OVERWEAR, nimis debilis, languidus. 
OVERWEEN, sibi nimium placere; ni¬ 
mium sibi tribuere. 
Overweening, adj. sublatus; superbus, 
arrogans. 
Overweening, s. nimia de se opinio, ar¬ 
rogans de se persuasio; arrogantia; 
superbia. 
Overweeningly, arroganter, superbe. 
OVERWEIGH, prapondero ; propendeo. 
Overweight, auctarium, additamentum. 
OVERWHELM, obruo, immergo, operio. 
— with earth, terra infodere. — with wa¬ 
ter, aqua immergere. — Overwhelmed, 
obrutus, mersus, demersus. —with grief, 
dolore or tristitii oppressus. 
OVERWISE, qtii peracutus videri vult; 
nasutus. — To be overwise, nimium mul- 
tum scire. 
OVERWORN with age, state or senio 
confectus. 
OVERWROUGHT, nimis elaboratus. 
OVERZEALOUS, nimis studiosus. 
OVIFORM, ovatus. 
OVIPAROUS, oviparus. 
OWE, debeo. —- If any thing be left when 
I have paid what I owe, si quid neri alie- 
no meo superabit. — I owe my life to him, 
illius operi vivo. — / have paid what 1 
owed, dissolvi qua debebam_ To owe 
more than one is worth, animam debere. 
— You owed me a letter, nondum literis 
meis rescripseras.— Owed , owing, debi- 
tus. — He paid the money that was owing, 
debitas solvit pecunias. — This is owing 
to their bravery, hoc illorum virtuti 
debetur.-|| See Debt, Due. 
Owing, s. debitio;noinen, debitum. 
OWL, OWLET, ulula, noctua. — The 
horn owl, strix bubo (L.)- The screech- 
owl, noctua; large, ulula. — Of or like 
an owl, noctninus. 
OWN. — One's own, proprius, suns; 
sometimes his own is expressed by ipsius, 
also by suns ipsius. — He freed him with his 
own hand, sua maiiu eum liberavit. — He 
converts it to his own use, pro suo utitur_ 
Being at his own house, cum esset apui! 
se. — One’s own estate, peculium_ 
