Over

What do we mean by over?

In or at a position above or higher than. preposition

Above and across from one end or side to the other. preposition

To the other side of; across. preposition

Across the edge of and down. preposition

On the other side of. preposition

Upon the surface of. preposition

On top of or down upon. preposition

Through the extent of; all through. preposition

Through the medium of; via. preposition

So as to cover. preposition

Up to or higher than the level or height of. preposition

Through the period or duration of. preposition

Until or beyond the end of. preposition

More than in degree, quantity, or extent. preposition

In superiority to. preposition

A set of six legal balls bowled.

Any surplus amount of money, goods delivered, etc.

A term to describe your feelings Urban Dictionary

Adj. 1. well-known, exposed, garnering attention Urban Dictionary

Completely UNFRESH! Urban Dictionary

A way to express stupid messages Urban Dictionary

Passé. Outmoded. Shopworn. Stale. No longer fashionable or trendy. Urban Dictionary

Well, I went to a dance just the other night Everybody there was there I said over and over and over again This dance is gonna be a drag I said over and over and over again This dance is gonna be a drag I said over and over and over again This dance is gonna be a drag All at once it happened The prettiest in the world I said a-won't you come over and a-talk to me Urban Dictionary

Suggests that you've moved beyond a particular event - it doesn't bother you anymore. Not to be confused with all over it Urban Dictionary

To want to have nothing to do with it; to not want to hear about it, see it, deal with it. NOTHING. over it! Urban Dictionary

A pronouncement of the termination of a relationship by either one of the two parties involved in said relationship or an outside, objective party. Urban Dictionary

1. To have moved on from something or someone and it no longer bother's you. 2. To be sick of something or someone. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to over:
over.

Words that rhyme with over:
turnover, clover, moreover, crossover, rover, leftover, takeover, makeover, hangover, rollover, dover, pushover, passover, spillover, grover, layover, stopover, voiceover, drover, changeover, slover, holdover, carryover, stover, over-, landrover, westover, hostile takeover, dutch clover, japanese clover, sea rover, kovar, white clover, apple turnover, buffalo clover, crimson clover, red clover, hop clover, antitakeover, landover, holy clover, sweet clover, alpine clover, pin clover, eastover, calvary clover, musk clover, japan clover, water clover, jap clover, white sweet clover, yellow sweet clover, bush clover, friendly takeover, purple clover, italian clover, greek clover, vanover, stinking clover, nonesuch clover, snover, crownover, kover, straits of dover, brookover, cordover, drove her, hove her, o ver, reasonover, stayover, wove her.

Adjectives that are often used to describe over:
little, last, burned, cross, lean, same, voice, crossing, clean, carry, turn, left, switch, hand, cut, take, next, roll, spill, hang, bent, worst, once, iced, change, communist, pour, all, glad, military, unequal, dominant, limp, smooth, and, taking, double, handing, sick, nosed, continuous, dead, walk, net, fly, think, supreme, stop, power, come, quick, enthusiastic, flat, wild, fail, gross, sung, angry, male, one, arc, move, fold, variable, sovereign, preliminary, welcome, mitotic, start.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective over:
production, simplification, population, emphasis, riding, indulgence, confidence, exertion, representation, estimate, night, reliance, age, supply, work, exploitation, use, counter, estimation, reaction, effects, exposure, air, study, valuation, stimulation, activity, expression, heating, crowding, statement, abundance, excitement, capacity, effect, head, expansion, investment, feeding, issue, design, land, eating, ruling, emphasised, run, extension, dependence, consumption, pressure, narration, anxiety, rate, hanging, fatigue, water, seas, heels, distension, elaboration, concentration, optimism, weight, compensation, refinement, voltage, lands, fishing, trading, protection, correction, lord, enthusiasm, pattern, bid, capitalization, regulation, dose, centralization, trial, generalization, specialization, identification, involvement, sea, determination, taxation, simplifications, sensitiveness, lordship, board, district.

Consonant match to over:
aver, ever, ivy, avow, eva, ava, ova, avi, iva, ivor, ivar, ivey, ivo, iver, over-, heave ho, avey, ivie, au v, au ve, au vi, au vie, aux v, e v, e ve, e ver, e vi, eh v, ev a, ev er, eva a, eve a, eve he, eve her, eve i, eve who, ha v, ha ve, halve a, have a, have e, have her, hay v, heave a, heave he, heave her, hi v, high v, hive a, ho v, hove a, hove her, hove o, o v, o ve, o ver, o vi, o vo, of a, of e, of her, of high, of i, of v, ou v.

Words that sound like over:
over, ovr, ovar, over-, ever, iver, aver, evr, ivor, ivar, ivr, avar, evar, ivre, avr, avre, ajvar, rover, ove, ova, dover, overs, ovary, overt, ower, oer, overy, ofer, oher, sover, oves, ovi, pover, olver, overed, ofr, kover, kovar, overawe, rovere, auv, o r, auva, o.r, oav, pvr, hvar, svar, tver, cvar, cvr, lvr, svr, mvr, odor, ogre, oder, odour, oger, ochre, oter, ovo, oser, ocur, ocre, odar, oaker, odeur, odore, oater, otr, ocr, odr, ogr, owser, otar, ovd, oeser, aer, afer, aar, aare, -ive, -ar, -or, aere, -ior, a r, a.r, afear, aave, aava, aav, a.a, aev, aeva, a.v, -eer, a v, aavi.