different between overcare vs overcark
overcare
English
Etymology
over- +? care
Verb
overcare (third-person singular simple present overcares, present participle overcaring, simple past and past participle overcared)
- (intransitive) To care too much.
Usage notes
- Mostly seen in the form overcared-for.
Anagrams
- overrace
overcare From the web:
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overcark
English
Etymology
From Middle English overcarken, equivalent to over- +? cark (“to worry”). More at over-, cark.
Verb
overcark (third-person singular simple present overcarks, present participle overcarking, simple past and past participle overcarked)
- (transitive, obsolete) To overcharge; overburden; harass.
Anagrams
- overrack
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