2-Letter Words Starting with O

Overlive

Like a vetoed bill, perhaps

Filled to excess.

Carrying too much

Failed to notice that it was supervised

Neglected - visible from above

Ignored while being in full view

Tyrannized.

Overlove

MANAGE to control or direct

Overman

Piece of ornamentation from what could be maiden novelist

To overpower; to subdue; to vanquish; to govern.

MATURE to develop fully

Overmelt

MIGHTY {strong=adj}

Overmilk

Overmine

Overmix

Open about modes too, retiring

Overmuch

Overnight

Went beyond

Some quarterback misfires (wordplay)

Highway bridges

Freeway spans

Overpay

Overpedal

To people too densely.

Overplaid

Overplant

Overplay

Overplus

Overply

Too potent or powerful.

Subdues by force

Conquers with superior force

Defeats decisively

Gush from modified e-vaporiser

Butter up

Flatter

Too too dear.

Eric proved to be very dear

Largo al factotum, for example

Stings the customer

Stamp collectors' delights

Valued too highly

Overprize

Overpump

Judging too highly

Thinking too much of maiden maybe, sailor goes under

Gets too hot, perhaps

Shows a thin skin

Makes a mountain out of a molehill

REPORT to give an account of

Veto's fate, sometimes

Horse thus exhausted put aside

Like some vetoes

Dominant, ruling part of Yorkshire once

Main reason for horse being tired (wordplay)

Principal getting horse knackered (wordplay)

Overruff

Judge's activity, at times

Feeling excessive regret about lover's first rejection

Oversalt

SAUCED sauce

Oversauce

Oversave

SCALED scale

Overseed

Keeping an eye on

Director's skill

One grieves about being in charge

Oversew

Make less significant by comparison

Outdo in importance

Cast gloom on

Overshirt

Goes too far

Hits too high on the backboard

Blunders - gives short change

Errors concerned with places of interest

Blunders and gives short change

Dumbed down

Too easy

SIMPLY in a simple manner

Rovers' kits right back used as women's clothing

""A bar in a river; as, the overslaugh in the Hudson River. as, the overslaugh in the Hudson River.""

Stays out too long (wordplay)

Misses the wake-up call

Ignores the alarm clock.

SMOKED smoke

Oversmoke

Oversoak

Uses up more than one's allowance to fix Devon press

Overspill

Pall, perhaps

Dish out more work than can be completed

Cover a surface

Hires too many employees

Blew out of proportion

Made too much of

Exaggerated

Exaggerates the position of Bush (wordplay)

Exaggerates

Exaggerates.

Wore out one's welcome

Outlasted one's welcome

Wore out, as one's welcome

Oversteer

Doesn't sell enough of

Buys too much

Cause of bowler's exhaustion (wordplay)

Risk a breakdown, in a way

Work too hard

Put too much weight on

Pressure of doing too much bowling

STREWN strew

Overstrew

To stride over or beyond.

STRODE stride

Too tight as a racket

Too tight as a racket

Very tense

Overstuff

""SUBTLE insidious, also SUBTILE""

Oversuds

Oversuds

Oversup

Reversed gracefully? It's too much!

Glut on the market

Flood the market too flexibly

Overswing

Action in a card game

Passing old, green, family silver around

Catching up to.

Overtalk

Overtask

Being too onerous

Overthink

Done with seat of power, say, ousted

More of the fowl question

Where we hear the canopy of power may be brought down

Carries out a coup d'etat

Defeats come from fielding errors

Succeeds in an insurrection

Overtime

Gave 110%, maybe

Overtire

Overtoil

Excelled and surpassed.

Surpassed

Did business beyond one's capital.

Overtrade

Does too many push-ups, etc.

Works too hard on public transport

Prepares physically to a fault

Overtreat

Bonanzas for dummies and partners

Bridge extras.

Notably big butts (wordplay)

Overture

Reversed (a legal decision)

Went too far round and toppled

Placed upside down

Overurge

Rated too high

Not fetching, though one had expected it to run to

Overvalue

Overvote

Overwarm

Drowns in the garden

Overween

Oppresses

Where this is (wordplay)

Resembling a roly-poly.

Like paper or light, reading down

Overwet

Finished work on high trees in swamps

Pushes beyond endurance

Snows under

Drug carried by town river with treatment to get through cold period

Done to death

Trite, as a joke

Like the underpaid, typically

Uses excessively elaborate prose

Oviposit

Insect's egg-laying apparatus

Egg-laying organ in insects and some fishes

'Eggspulsions' (wordplay)

Solemn sagacity

Legal rights of possession

Oxacillin

Laboratory processes.

Capable of being oxidized.

Like the blood in the pulmonary veins

Like blood carried from the lungs

Like some hemoglobin

Oxygenate

An oxidizer.

OXYGEN a gaseous element

Like plastic silverware

Plural or third person singular

Infestation with pinworms.

Oystering

Ozocerite

Ozokerite

Ozonation

Rowing skill

Making unclear

Intentional confusion

OBFUSCATE Obfuscated; darkened; obscured.

Obituarist

""-fies , -fying , -fied (Philosophy) (tr) to represent concretely; present as an object objectification   n""

Objectify

""In the manner or state of an object; as, a determinate idea objectively in the mind. as, a determinate idea objectively in the mind.""

OBJECTIVE Of or pertaining to an object.

OBJECTIVISE OBJECTIVE Of or pertaining to an object.

Consideration unaffected by external influences

OBJURGATE To chide; to reprove.

The act of objurgating; reproof.

Designed to objurgate or chide; containing or expressing reproof; culpatory.

Obligation

Quality or state of being oblique.

Obliquity

Utterly destroyed

Book learned in Oxford, only covers erased

Effaced

Beats soundly

Utterly destroys

""OBLITERATE To erase or blot out; to efface; to render undecipherable, as a writing.""

Betraying unconcern

In an extremely unpleasant manner

OBNUBILATE To cloud; to obscure.

Obnubilate

Obscenity

OBSCURANT One who obscures; one who prevents enlightenment or hinders the progress of knowledge and wisdom.

""The act or operation of obscuring; the state of being obscured; as, the obscuration of the moon in an eclipse. as, the obscuration of the moon in an eclipse.""

Nebulosity

Obscurity

Observable

Rites

How many practice religion

Remark; sighting to determine position

Result of a patient look

Keeping watch...

E.g. Jodrell Bank

Star spotter (wordplay)

Building housing a large telescope

Observing

Dominating one's thoughts

Alumnus sitting with Scarface is haunted

Pertaining to a siege.

Boy is vessel (anagram)

In a continually preoccupied manner

Passionately evil bosses reformed before end of play

Ageing old boy with unique odour

Former pupil's only trace is out of date

Like streetcars, for instance.

OBSOLESCE To become obsolescent.

Concerned with labor (wordplay)

Obstinacy

Stubbornly, eat only bits that are well-cooked

Getting in the way

Blocking

Sand trap or bunker, for example.

MONKEY wrench, so to speak

Thing in the way

Being deliberately difficult

In the way

Deliberately causing difficulties

Obstructor

Obtainment

Obtrusive

Obturation

OBVIOUS easily understood

Bringing about

Bringing about

Bringing about*

Occipital

""The hiding of a heavenly body from sight by the intervention of some other of the heavenly bodies; applied especially to eclipses of stars and planets by the moon, and to the eclipses of satellites of planets by their primaries.""

Occupancy

Lines of work

Jobs

Occurrence

Oceanarium

Oceanfront

OCHLOCRAT

Octagonal