overrun
41overrun — o·ver run || ‚əʊvə‚rÊŒn n. invasion of country; infestation; extension; military victory; inundation, flooding; excess of printed materials v. invade; infest; swarm; triumph; exceed; print excess amount …
42overrun — To run off the end of the runway after touching down on the runway …
43overrun — runover …
44overrun — I. v. a. 1. Run over, spread over, grow over. 2. Ravage, devastate, despoil, lay waste, harass, subdue, oppress. 3. Outrun. 4. Injure, trample down. II. v. n. Overflow, run over …
45overrun — verb 1) guerrillas overran the barracks Syn: invade, storm, occupy, swarm into, surge into, inundate, overwhelm 2) the talks overran the deadline Syn: exceed, go beyond/over, run over …
46overrun — v 1. invade, attack, irrupt, assail, assault, strike at; penetrate, cross frontiers, march into, march against, thrust at, storm, blitz, blitzkrieg; besiege, beset, ravage, terrorize, vandalize, maraud; spoil, despoil, scour, scourge; plunder,… …
47overrun — verb Syn: invade, storm, occupy, swarm into, surge into, inundate, overwhelm …
48overrun — Production in excess of requirements …
49overrun — Holopapa …
50overrun — v. & n. v.tr. ( running; past ran; past part. run) 1 (of vermin, weeds, etc.) swarm or spread over. 2 conquer or ravage (territory) by force. 3 (of time, expenditure, production, etc.) exceed (a fixed limit). 4 Printing carry over (a word etc.)… …