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Show O+ Vi Her heart is but Cer-charg'd; fhe will recover "4 OVER-BU RDEN an [owe 4 < Th and a burden.] To load with too great weight him the womd cool his fiery grief urge b Th gloom As they paft The day with clouds was fudden over-caft ower-caf Spenfer the night Our days of age are fad and over-caf, in whic we find that of all our vain paffions and affection Raleigh pat, the forrow only abideth I of fumes and humid vapours made No cloud in fo ferene a manfion find Waller To over-caft her ever fhining mind Thofe clouds that sver- uyl our morn fhall fly Dryden Difpell'd to farcheft corners of the {ky Theidawn is cver-caff, the morning lours _4ddifon And heavily in clouds brings on the day fenf Thi i hardly re tained but by needle-women, who cal that which is encircled with a thread over-c When malice would work that which is evil and in working avoid the fufpicion of an evil intent, the colour wherewith it cwver-caffeth itfelf i always a fair and x" ufible pretence of feeking t Boohe further that which is good Their arms abroad with gray mofs over-caft And their green leaves trembling with every bla 0i)c) fer To rate too high in computation in his accomp The king of peac did much swercaft his f.ntuncs, whic of broken feas, tides, and tempefts an calms proved ful Bacon 70 OVER-CHA'RGE. w. 4 [ower an téarge - To opprefs; to cloy; to furcharge On air we ficd in every inftant, and on meat but at times; and yet the heavy load of abundance wherewit w oppref an owver-charg nature maketh her to fink unawares in the mid-wa Raleigh's Hiflory of 1he World A man may as well expe to grow ftronger b always eating, as wifer by always reading. To much over-charges nature, and turns more into difeafe than nourithment Collier 2. Toload; to crowd too much Cur larguare is over-charged with confonant 1) ' C 3. To burthen He whifpers to his pillo The fecrets of his owver-char -ged foul Shakef (peare 4. To rate too high O'er-charging your free purfes with large fines Viox+ I Wwitil for hidde breaks kn wledg mifies D v @. a. [overand cloud. U.um\qa in a fainter light 7 ¢ Shakefpeare O'verFAL To furmount and-accidents t]m times little misfortunes that happe coul of themfelves the peopl to poo i T Philips 2 and might ef tho 'To gai the fu be ju"ri‘iul in t 2z. / OveErCO'MER He wh [fro th rat their increafing moats. Dryden To exvberate; to abound Rogers @w. a. pret. over-flowed iiie 4 load thy fpirit, would'f thou not bear it cheerfull if thou wert fure that fome excellent fortune woul verb. relieve and recompenfe thee fo as to ower-floww all th hop Taylor ilk that all thn. winter never fails And all the fummer ower-fows the pails New 2 Cleopat charnel hanh in Shut me O'cr-cover'd guite with dead men's rattling bones With reeky fhanks and yellow chaplefs flculls Sha @. a. [over and crow. To deluge ; to drohn, to over-run \'urJ:r t over -power Th Scychians at fuc tim as the norther nations cwer-flowed all Chriftendom, came down t the fea-coaft Clanius over-flow'd th' unhappy coatts ™ Dryden Do not the Nile and the Niger make yearl in undations in our days, as they have formerly done and are not the conntries fo cver-flogvn, fill fituat Bentley between the tropicks Sixtee that being but of late grown ou beginneth now to gwer-crow f md make himfelf the great pro te@or of all out-laws and o'er-floa Suppofe thyfelf in as great a fadnefs as ever di 7o OVER-COVER. . a. [over and cover. T'o cove comp.ctcw A bafe varlet of the dungh}l high mountains @. z. [over and floaz. fayings above the true value 7o OVER-CRO'W Raleigh's Hiftory of the World part. pafl. owver-flowed or over-flown 1. To fill beyord the brim overcomes Thou know'ft how muc We do thee. Shakefp. Antony an nea to float Zo OVER-FLO'W Zo OveEr-cou'NT. w. 4. [over and count. T dwel inclines men to make swercome when thou art j Romans thofe whic A very ungrateful return to the author of all w enjoy, but fuch as an ower-flowing plenty too muc Can't fuch things be @. # tha ‘While our ftrong walls fecure us from the foe Ere yet with blood our ditches ower-flozv Dryden Had I the fame confcioufnefs thatT faw Noah' flood, as that I faw the over-fowing of the Thame laft winter, I could not doubt, thatI who faw th Thames ¢wver-flowed, and viewed the flood at th gene ral deluge, was the fume felf Locke to furcharge ercome us like a fummer's cloud Without our fpecial wonder Shakefpeare Cata 70 OVER-FLO'W. @. 7. [ower and floaw. T'o be fuller than the brim can hold Law To come over or upon ; to invade {udNot in ufe denly fwim Witha red delug to ower Th unfallow'd ‘hb Yearly o'ercomes the granaries with ftores addeth The town is fill'd with flaughter to them, whic come #. /. [owver and fall. 70 OvER-FLO'AT are fome never be abl Shakefpeare thofe falls of water, are deaf from their infancy like thofe that dwell near the owerfals of Nilus owercom relie ract Toftatu Of anguifh rather than of crime hath been. Spenfer Of whom a man is owercome, of the fame i 2 Petery iis 19 he brought in bondage Fire by thicker air o'ercome And downward for¢'d in earth's capacious womb Alters its particles ; is fire no more Prior is a conftan =)c'in:°n:s Toobferve; to The women would be loth to come behind th fafhion in newfanglednefs of the manner, if not i coftlinefs of the matter, which might ewer-empt their hufbands purfes Carezw and the one moiet his wretched woman Tha en fhoul To OVER-E'MPTY. v. a. [owver and empty. To make too empty Transform'd to fith, for their bold furquedry. Spen/ 7o Overco'ME periority ftrength You break in to fome merry paflion were deprive Of their proud beauty 3. To overflow I am doubtful of y Left over-cying of hi as 1n Spenfer. [owvercomen, Datch. To fubdue ; to conquer; to vanquifh their misfortune qz a. ,{cur Denk Whom their o'er-cloy'd country vomits fort "1‘0 defperate adventures and deftruétion Shalke/p Mirand !'V a 1 e "..‘L‘g or re clouds chy owercomen [over and drefs. Inal CZ'(U,/" To crow as in triumph Here's Glo'fer, a foc to citizens 5. To fill too full lady who hurried I you To Over-DrE'sS. v. a To adorn lavifhly 70 OVERCO'ME. @w. a. pret. [ overcame part. pafl. overcome; anciently owvercomen ‘S/'J Re/peare cover the m cm Addifo A fcum of Britons and bafe lackey peafants "The ftarry welkin cover thou anon With drooping fogs, as black as Acheron T up an a To OveR-cLO'Y. @. a. [over an To fill beyond fatiety wit to cove filver emprefs of the night O¢r-clouded [o ver and cafl. . To cloud; to darken unp o mine a To cover wit ower-caft part in dee 7o OVER-CLO'UD Hayward Robin able ft ory fufl t out ower-char ging it they mak her work, muc You fhall hea of tweilty animals with two heads, for one that hat none When the meat is oz ser-doms, la you s, tha Like gunso L/'LZ arg'd and duty was lefs eafy to be overcarried by ambition Hie invention of e Wh He was the king's undc, but yet of no Sapac cit to fucceed; by reafon whereof his natural affe€tio @w. @ b g4 pear o Il\\v) wer As cannons ower-charg'd with double eracks. S thing violent or dangerous 9o OVER-CA'ST :.l,(‘ mu c the mirrour up t is to hol en Nature fo intent upo oftener ower-does tha abftraé ideas u" al a€tions,th is from the purpof nature otith 6. To load with too great a charge an t ftupify th it whof playing 'J": > alti on of rLc T.? ul an @. a. [overand carry. t wit Any thing {0 over-don P() Dryden To hm"'y too far ower-ck arge an infin m, and the memory over-charge u - e o n t al i r f n gh fl Wh But on our native ftrength, in time of need, relies. ) OvER-CA'RRY difcompof ties in huma duy. is only wife He, when want rcqmu" do as really intoxicate and ml\un.ng faculty they would make diftiné Sidney an [ou( g5 OVER-BU Y. V. 4 To buy too dear of drin :1 of a ma ny, an 4 wit 1f fhe were not cloyed with lm that fhe thought not the earth over-bu the fume T do more than enough ")/M(/f)&m 2 f.'umca of paffio und the jud w. @, [over and db. hundre and odd year after the eart was made, it was cnmr_/~ wwed and deftroyed in deluge of water, that overfpread ‘the face of th whol earth, from pole to. pole, and from eaft t weft Buract T The g9 In rank Achilles, muft or now be cropt Or fhedding, breed a nurfery of like evils Toowver-bulk ucall Skakfpeare's Troil. Lé/({ Creffida 70 Overpo' NH= The feeding pride o o T O V |