different between overcut vs overcute
overcut
English
Etymology
over- +? cut
Verb
overcut (third-person singular simple present overcuts, present participle overcutting, simple past and past participle overcut)
- (transitive) To cut excessively.
Anagrams
- couvert, cutover
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overcute
English
Etymology
over- +? cute
Adjective
overcute (comparative more overcute, superlative most overcute)
- Excessively or cloyingly cute; saccharine; cutesy.
Related terms
- overcuteness
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