different between overswing vs oversing
overswing
English
Etymology
over- +? swing
Verb
overswing (third-person singular simple present overswings, present participle overswinging, simple past and past participle overswung)
- (transitive) To swing too far.
- The golfer overswung and missed the ball completely.
Noun
overswing (plural overswings)
- An excessive swing
Anagrams
- Wingroves, overwings, wingovers
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oversing
English
Etymology
over- +? sing
Verb
oversing (third-person singular simple present oversings, present participle oversinging, simple past oversang, past participle oversung)
- To sing with too much effort or embellishment.
Anagrams
- envigors, servoing, sign over
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