overdo
o‧ver‧do /ˌəʊvəˈduː $ ˌoʊvər-/
verb (past tense overdid /-ˈdɪd/, past participle overdone /-ˈdʌn/, third person singular overdoes /-ˈdʌz/) [transitive]
Analysts believe that worries about the economy are overdone.
Use a few drawings and photographs, but don’t overdo it.
2. overdo it to work too hard or be too active so that you become tired:
You mustn’t overdo it – if you're tired, just sit down and start again.
3. to use too much of something:
I think I overdid the salt.
o‧ver‧do /ˌəʊvəˈduː $ ˌoʊvər-/
verb (past tense overdid /-ˈdɪd/, past participle overdone /-ˈdʌn/, third person singular overdoes /-ˈdʌz/) [transitive] Word Family: verb: do, outdo, overdo, redo, undo; noun: deed ≠ misdeed, do, doing; adjective: done, overdone, undone
1. to do something more than is suitable or natural: 2. overdo it to work too hard or be too active so that you become tired:
3. to use too much of something: