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| o·ver·do [ vər d ] (past o·ver·did [ vər díd ], past participle o·ver·done [ vər dún ], present participle o·ver·do·ing, 3rd person present singular o·ver·does [ vər dúz ]) |
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1. do something to excess: to do something too much, often with a harmful effect
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2. spoil effect by exaggeration: to spoil the effect of something by exaggerating it
 You really overdid the sympathetic friend act on that occasion.
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3. overcook something: to cook food for too long
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overdo it
1. to work too hard and tire yourself
2. to do something to excess
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