over-flush
/ˌəʊvəˈflʌʃ/informal
adjective
Having an abundance; excessively flush. Frequently with with or (formerly) of. Chiefly predicative.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Anne Baker (1786–1861), philologist. From over- + flush.
- peregrine pretor
- peregrine tone
- peregrinity
- pereion
- pereionite
- pereiopod
- perelle
- Perelman, S. J.
- perempt
- peremption
- peremptorily
- peremptoriness
- peremptory
- peremptory challenge
- Perendale
- perendinant
- perennate
- perennation
- perennial
- perennialise
- perenniality
- perennialize
- perennially
- perennial ryegrass
- perennibranch