overwind
verb (past and past participle overwound) /əʊvəˈwʌɪnd 
/ [with object]
/ [with object]Wind (a mechanism, especially a watch) beyond the proper stopping point: a form of stop work applied to watches to prevent them being overwound...
- And, perhaps because the routine is the same every day, time seems to be whizzing past as if someone had overwound the clock.
- The Hozelock easily, quickly and properly rewinds its 100' of hose with the turn of the handle; no overwinding, no tangling, no problems.
- The decrease in the pitch value corresponds to an overwinding of the helices, but was still compatible with the observed pitches in coiled coil.
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