(a) Shore; se(es over, the seashore; (b) in place names [see Smith, PNElem. 2.53-4]. …

Excessive. …

(a) Directly above without touching (sb. or sth.), vertically up from; over the fir, over the fire; honde over hed, recklessly; (b) lying on or above (sb. or sth.), resting upon, covering; (c) ben……

(a) To remain; be left over; (b) to pass on (property), bequeath. …

(a) To rise above (sth.) in height; (b) to pass over (a bridge); (c) to surpass (sb. or sth.); excel; exceed; prevail over. …

(a) To glide over (sb.), pass over; (b) of an event: ben overgliden, to be past, have taken place. …

To overcome (sth.), prevail over. …

(a) Above, higher, on high; stonden over upon, to stand out over or above (a crowd); (b) over or covering the surface, on top; don over, to put on (vestments); stonden over to, cover or hang over……

(a) Everywhere, all over, in every part or place; over-al abouten, abouten over-al, all about, everywhere around; (b) in both of two places, on both sides; (c) throughout, all through; (d) ?anywhere……

(a) To flow; fig. to leave, depart; (b) of the sea: to flow, to be at high tide. …

An eyebrow. …

To be too confident, be presumptuous; overtroued pouer, presumptuous power. …

To cover over (sb. or sth.), overspread; stud (sth.) all over. …

(a) Over or beyond the sea; abroad; (b) quasi-adj.: lying beyond the sea; (c) as surname. …

(a) Too firmly or fixedly; (b) too hurriedly, too fast. …

A superstructure. …

With ref. to a concrete object, structure, physical place, etc.: (a) above that or it, above those or them, positioned over it or them; also, on top of that or them [quots. ?a1450(a1400) & ?a1450]……

Overcome, dumbfounded. …

To overcome (sb.), vanquish. …

Too cold; of medicines: having an excess of the property of coldness; also fig. excessively lacking in human warmth of feeling. …