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overcheck
/ ˈəʊvəˌtʃɛk /
noun
- a thin leather strap attached to a horse's bit to keep its head up
- in textiles
- a checked pattern laid over another checked pattern
- a fabric patterned in such a way
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Word History and Origins
Origin of overcheck1
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Example Sentences
The street was called Overcheck Lane , but Trotz was thinking about Washington’s star player and what it would be like to coach the NHL’s leading goal-scorer.
From Washington Post
Overcheck, ō-vėr-chek′, n. a check-rein passing over a horse's head between the ears.
From Project Gutenberg
Oh, yeah: "A three-line overcheck echoes the style of the Ritchie tartan."
One woman, in a Persian lamb jacket, spoke on the evils of the overcheck; you know how they get that wool?
From Project Gutenberg
Americans, especially, overcheck their deposits of vitality, and as bankrupts they struggle to transact daily duties.
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