Over — synonyms, definition

1. over (o)

about above accomplished across additionally afresh again aloft anew apart around away because of behind beyond by completed completely concluded covering • • •

2. over (a)

about above accomplished aloft beyond bygone ceiling consummate continuing covering dead defunct departed distinguished dominant done done with elapsed eminent ended • • •

3. over (Noun)

continuing extra remaining

over (Noun) — (cricket) the division of play during which six balls are bowled at the batsman by one player from the other team from the same end of the pitch.

division part section maiden maiden over period of play play playing period

4. over (a/o)

aloft ceiling hanging overhead top upper upward

5. over (Adjective)

complete terminated

over (Adjective) — Having come or been brought to a conclusion. ex. "the affair is over, ended, finished" ex. "the harvesting was all over"

6. over (Adverb)

all over o'er

over (Adverb) — At or to a point across intervening space etc.. ex. "come over and see us some time" ex. "over there"

over (Adverb) — Throughout an area. ex. "he is known the world over"

over (Adverb) — Throughout a period of time. ex. "stay over the weekend"

over (Adverb) — Beyond the top or upper surface or edge; forward from an upright position. ex. "a roof that hangs over"

over (Adverb) — Covering the entire area. ex. "the wallpaper was covered all over with flowers" ex. "she ached all over" ex. "everything was dusted over with a fine layer of soot"

7. over (Prefix)

over (Prefix) — Excessively, beyond, extreme.

8. over (Preposition)

over (Preposition) — At a higher position than. ex. "the picture over radiator" ex. "the light over the table"

over (Preposition) — On top of and covering. ex. "put the hood over your head" ex. "the cloth over the butter"

over (Preposition) — In the whole extent of; everywhere. ex. "climate change will be a problem over the world"