Meaning of over

Over

Common

prep

•

.

; above; higher than; further up.

Across or

.

In such a way

.

From one

to another via an

that must be

, first upwards and then

.

•

.

More than; to a

.

Beyond;

;

;

or too far.

As

to.

•

,

, or power

•

In Mathematics:

by.

•

In Poker:

the

three of a kind

from the

in a

.

•

;

with; from one

to another via a

that must be

or

; or via a

that

a

from the first two.

•

While using,

while

.

•

or

.

•

Above,

after a

;

; notwithstanding.

adv

•

;

; from

to

.

•

To an

;

.

•

From an

to a

one.

•

;

to right or right to

.

•

From

of

another,

above it.

•

From one

or

to another.

•

(throughout the

).

•

In American English:

Again; another time;

;

.

noun

•

In Cricket:

A set of

.

•

Any

of

,

, etc.

•

A

,

.

verb

•

In British English:

To

, or

over.

•

In British English:

To

.

adj

•

;

or

.

intj

•

In Military:

A

that the

is

its

and is

a

.

name

•

A

and

in

South Cambridgeshire

,

,

(OS

3770).

•

A

in

,

Cheshire West and Chester

,

,

(OS

6366).

•

A

in

,

South Gloucestershire

,

Gloucestershire

,

(OS

5882)

•

A

in

,

,

Gloucestershire

(OS

SO8119).

•

A

in Seevetal,

,

.

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Rhymes

Lineage

over

English

ofer

Old English (ca. 450-1100)

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