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v. To do, use, or stress to excess; carry (something) too far: overdid the diet and became malnourished.

v. To exaggerate: overdid the compliments.

v. To wear out the strength of; overtax.

v. To cook (food) too long.

verb-intransitive. To do too much; go to extremes: We always overdo at Christmas.

v. To do too much of something.

v. To do too much; to exceed what is proper or true in doing; to exaggerate; to carry too far.

v. To overtask. or overtax; to fatigue; to exhaust.

v. To surpass; to excel.

v. To cook too much.

verb-intransitive. To labor too hard; to do too much.

To do to excess; hence, to overact; exaggerate.

To carry beyond the proper limit; carry, prosecute, etc., too far.

To cook too much: as, the roast is overdone.

To fatigue or harass by too much action or labor: usually reflexive or followed by it.

To surpass or exceed in performance.

To do too much; labor too hard.

v. do something to an excessive degree

"In fact, many experts in the U.S. say we're kind of overdo, actually, forgetting one of these."

overdid    overdoes    overdoing    overdone   

exaggerate   

overdone    overdid   

fatigue    exhaust    surpass    excel    overtire    overfatigue    overweary    overtax    overtask    overwork   

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