overset

verb

over·set | \ ˌō-vər-ˈset

overset; oversetting

Definition of overset

transitive verb

1a : to disturb mentally or physically : upset

b : to turn or tip over : overturn

2 : to set too much type matter for

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The edge rush can also set up a counter inside move if the tackle continues to overset – as Curry showed here. — Jeff Mclane, Philly.com, "Film analysis: Why the Eagles' defensive line is their best chance at winning the Super Bowl | Jeff McLane," 26 Jan. 2018

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