OVERORCHESTRATE | • overorchestrate v. (Transitive) To plan too elaborately. • OVERORCHESTRATE v. to orchestrate excessively. |
OVERORGANISE | • OVERORGANISE v. to organise to excess, also OVERORGANIZE. |
OVERORGANISED | • OVERORGANISE v. to organise to excess, also OVERORGANIZE. |
OVERORGANISES | • OVERORGANISE v. to organise to excess, also OVERORGANIZE. |
OVERORGANISING | • OVERORGANISE v. to organise to excess, also OVERORGANIZE. |
OVERORGANIZE | • overorganize v. (Transitive) To organize in too much detail. • OVERORGANIZE v. to organize to excess, also OVERORGANISE. |
OVERORGANIZED | • overorganized v. Simple past tense and past participle of overorganize. • OVERORGANIZE v. to organize to excess, also OVERORGANISE. |
OVERORGANIZES | • overorganizes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of overorganize. • OVERORGANIZE v. to organize to excess, also OVERORGANISE. |
OVERORGANIZING | • overorganizing v. Present participle of overorganize. • OVERORGANIZE v. to organize to excess, also OVERORGANISE. |
OVERORNAMENT | • overornament v. (Transitive) To ornament excessively. • OVERORNAMENT v. to ornament excessively. |
OVERORNAMENTED | • overornamented v. Simple past tense and past participle of overornament. • OVERORNAMENT v. to ornament excessively. |
OVERORNAMENTING | • overornamenting v. Present participle of overornament. • OVERORNAMENT v. to ornament excessively. |
OVERORNAMENTS | • overornaments v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of overornament. • OVERORNAMENT v. to ornament excessively. |
RECOVEROR | • recoveror n. (Law) The demandant in a common recovery after judgment. • RECOVEROR n. the demandant in a common recovery after judgment. |
RECOVERORS | • recoverors n. Plural of recoveror. • RECOVEROR n. the demandant in a common recovery after judgment. |