ALL meanings of overwork
o·ver·work
O o - noun overwork too much work 1
- transitive verb overwork give too much work to 1
- transitive verb overwork work too much on 1
- verb with object overwork to cause to work too hard, too much, or too long; weary or exhaust with work (often used reflexively): Don't overwork yourself on that new job. 1
- verb with object overwork to work up, stir up, or excite excessively: to overwork a mob to the verge of frenzy. 1
- verb with object overwork to employ or elaborate to excess: an appeal for sympathy that has been overworked by many speakers. 1
- verb with object overwork to work or decorate all over; decorate the surface of: white limestone overworked with inscriptions. 1
- verb without object overwork to work too hard, too much, or too long; work to excess: You look as though you've been overworking. 1
- noun overwork work beyond one's strength or capacity. 1
- noun overwork extra or excessive work. 1
- verb overwork If you overwork or if someone overworks you, you work too hard, and are likely to become very tired or ill. 0
- verb overwork Overwork is also a noun. 0
- verb overwork to work or cause to work too hard or too long 0
- verb overwork to use too much 0
- verb overwork to decorate the surface of 0
- verb overwork to work up 0
- noun overwork excessive or excessively tiring work 0
- verb transitive overwork to work or use to excess 0
- verb transitive overwork to make very excited or nervous 0
- intransitive verb overwork to work too hard or too long 0
- noun overwork work that is severe or burdensome 0
- noun overwork work beyond the amount agreed upon; extra work 0