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▪ I. † overˈsey, v. Obs. rare.
(Better oversie.)
[f. over- 4, 17 + ME. siȝen, OE. síᵹan, to pass, as time: see sie v.]
intr. To pass by, elapse.
13..E.E. Allit. P. B. 1686 Þus he countes hym a kow, þat watz a kyng ryche, Quyle seuen syþez were ouer-seyed someres I trawe.
▪ II. oversey
obs. f. oversea; obs. infl. oversee. |