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Word	Syllables
overdevelopment (noun)	over·de·vel·op·ment
overdo (verb)	over·do
overdog (noun)	over·dog
overdominance (noun)	over·dom·i·nance
overdominant (adjective)	over·dom·i·nant
overdosage (noun)	over·dos·age
overdose (noun)	over·dose
overdose (verb)	over·dose
overdraft (noun)	over·draft
overdramatic (adjective)	o·ver·dra·mat·ic
overdramatize (verb)	o·ver·dram·a·tize
overdraw (verb)	over·draw
overdrawn (adjective)	over·drawn
overdress (verb)	over·dress
overdress (noun)	over·dress
overdrive (noun)	over·drive
overdrive (verb)	o·ver·drive
overdub (noun)	over·dub
overdub (verb)	over·dub
overdue (adjective)	over·due
overeat (verb)	over·eat
overeater (noun)	over·eat·er
overemotional (adjective)	o·ver·e·mo·tion·al
overemotionally (adverb)	o·ver·e·mo·tion·al·ly
overemphasize (verb)	o·ver·em·pha·size
overestimate (verb)	o·ver·es·ti·mate
overestimate (noun)	o·ver·es·ti·mate
overestimation (noun)	o·ver·es·ti·ma·tion
overexcitable (adjective)	o·ver·ex·cit·a·ble
overexcite (verb)	o·ver·ex·cite
overexcitement (noun)	o·ver·ex·cite·ment
overexpose (verb)	over·ex·pose
overexposure (noun)	over·ex·po·sure
overextend (verb)	over·ex·tend
overextension (noun)	over·ex·ten·sion
overfall (noun)	o·ver·fall
overfamiliar (adjective)	o·ver·fa·mil·iar
overfamiliarity (noun)	o·ver·fa·mil·i·ar·i·ty
overfatigue (noun)	over·fa·tigue
overfatigued (adjective)	over·fa·tigued
overfeed (verb)	over·feed
overfill (verb)	over·fill
overfine (adjective)	o·ver·fine
overfish (verb)	over·fish
overflight (noun)	over·flight
overflow (verb)	over·flow
overflow (noun)	over·flow
overfly (verb)	over·fly
overfold (noun)	o·ver·fold
overfulfil (verb)	o·ver·ful·fil
overfulfill (verb)	o·ver·ful·fill
overfulfillment (noun)	o·ver·ful·fill·ment
overfund (verb)	o·ver·fund
overgarment (noun)	over·gar·ment
overgeneralization (noun)	o·ver·gen·er·al·i·za·tion
overgeneralize (verb)	o·ver·gen·er·al·ize
overglaze (adjective)	over·glaze
overglaze (noun)	overglaze
overgraze (verb)	over·graze
overground (adverb)	o·ver·ground
overgrow (verb)	over·grow
overgrown (adjective)	overgrown
overgrowth (noun)	over·growth
overhand (adjective)	over·hand
overhand (adverb)	overhand
overhand (verb)	overhand
overhand (noun)	overhand
overhanded (adverb)	over·hand·ed
overhanded (adjective)	over·hand·ed
overhang (verb)	over·hang
overhang (noun)	over·hang
overhaul (verb)	over·haul
overhaul (noun)	over·haul
overhead (adverb)	over·head
overhead (adjective)	over·head
overhead (noun)	over·head
overhear (verb)	over·hear
overheat (verb)	over·heat
overheated (adjective)	over·heat·ed
overhit (verb)	o·ver·hit
overhype (verb)	o·ver·hype
overhype (noun)	o·ver·hype
overindulge (verb)	o·ver·in·dulge
overindulgence (noun)	o·ver·in·dul·gence
overindulgent (adjective)	o·ver·in·dul·gent
overinflated (adjective)	o·ver·in·flat·ed
overinflation (noun)	o·ver·in·fla·tion
overinsurance (noun)	o·ver·in·sur·ance
overinsured (adjective)	o·ver·in·sured
overissuance (noun)	over·is·su·ance
overissue (noun)	over·is·sue
overissue (verb)	overissue
overjoyed (adjective)	over·joyed
overkill (verb)	over·kill
overkill (noun)	over·kill
overladen (adjective)	o·ver·lad·en
overland (adverb)	over·land
overland (adjective)	overland
overlap (verb)	over·lap
overlap (noun)	over·lap

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