o|ver|wa|ter

o|ver|wa|ter
o|ver|wa|ter «OH vuhr WAWT uhr, -WOT-», adjective, verb.
–adj.
above or across water: »

an overwater flight.

–v.t.
to water too much: »

it would be easy to overwater it, and this would rot the roots (Sunset).


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