o·ver·do 
(ō′vər-d)
(ō′vər-d)v. o·ver·did (-dĭd), o·ver·done (-dŭn), o·ver·do·ing, o·ver·does (-dŭz)
v.tr.
1.
a. To do, use, or stress to excess; carry (something) too far: overdid the diet and became malnourished.
b. To exaggerate: overdid the compliments.
2. To wear out the strength of; overtax.
3. To cook (food) too long.
v.intr.
To do too much; go to extremes: We always overdo at Christmas.
o′ver·doer n.