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v. To charge (a party) an excessive price for something.

v. To fill too full; overload.

v. To overstate or exaggerate.

verb-intransitive. To charge too much.

n. An excessive charge or price.

n. A load or burden that is too full or heavy.

v. to charge more money than the correct amount or to surpass a certain limit while charging a bill

v. to continue to charge an electric device beyond its electrical capacity

n. An excessive load or burden.

n. An excessive charge in an account.

v. To charge or load too heavily; to burden; to oppress; to cloy.

v. To fill too full; to crowd.

v. To charge (a buyer) an excessive price; to charge beyond a fair rate or price.

v. To exaggerate.

v. To charge (a battery) too much, so as to cause damage.

verb-intransitive. To make excessive charges.

n. An excessive load or burden.

n. An excessive charge in an account.

To charge or burden to excess; oppress; overburden.

To put too great a charge in, as a gun.

To surcharge; exaggerate: as, to overcharge a statement.

To make an exorbitant charge against; demand an excessive price from.

To make an extravagant charge or accusation against.

n. An excessive charge, load, or burden; the state of being overcharged.

n. A charge, as of gunpowder or electricity, beyond what is necessary or sufficient.

n. A charge of more than is just; a charge that is too high or exorbitant; an exaction.

n. a price that is too high

v. place too much a load on

v. rip off; ask an unreasonable price

"Thus, the English word "overcharge" may mean many things to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, but they are all translated into Russian by completely different words that are not interchangeable."

undercharge   

overcharged    overcharges    overcharging   

laden    load up    lade    load   

overcharged mine   

burden    oppress    cloy    crowd    exaggerate    load   

sonneteer    voraciousness    inexactitude    misappropriation    penuriousness    subornation    impecuniosity    whoreson    unorthodoxy    defalcation