overboard
over·board
adverb \ˈō-vər-ˌbȯrd\Definition of OVERBOARD
1
: over the side of a ship or boat into the water
2
: to extremes of enthusiasm
3
: into discard : aside
Examples of OVERBOARD
- He threw the fish overboard.
- The boy fell overboard and almost drowned.
- One of the sailors fell into the water, and someone shouted “Man overboard!”.
First Known Use of OVERBOARD
before 12th century
Rhymes with OVERBOARD
aboveboard, beaverboard, bottle gourd, centerboard, checkerboard, circuit board, clavichord, College Board, cutting board, daggerboard, disaccord, diving board, drawing board, emery board, fiberboard, fingerboard, free on board, gold record, harpsichord, leaderboard, mortarboard, motherboard, of record, overlord, paddleboard, paperboard, pinafored, plasterboard, pompadoured, room and board, running board, sandwich board, shoulder board, shuffleboard, silver cord, smorgasbord, sounding board, spinal cord, storyboard, sweep the board, tape-record, teeterboard, tetrachord, untoward, weatherboard
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