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overpot
English
Etymology
over- +? pot
Verb
overpot (third-person singular simple present overpots, present participle overpotting, simple past and past participle overpotted)
- (transitive) To place (a plant) in too large a pot.
Anagrams
- overtop
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overput
English
Etymology
From Middle English overputten, equivalent to over- +? put.
Verb
overput (third-person singular simple present overputs, present participle overputting, simple past and past participle overput)
- (transitive) To overthrow; subdue.
Anagrams
- put over, upvoter
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