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over-honour
over-honour v.
Brit. 
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, /ˌəʊvə(r)ˈɒnə/U.S. /ˌoʊvərˈɑnər/
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1637 Bp. J. Hall Serm. Excester 70 in Remedy Prophanenesse The other extreme is of them, who do so over-honour the dead, that they abridge some parts of them of a due sepelition.
1836 T. Doubleday Caius Marius ii. iii. 28 Not daring To think I am o'er-honour'd, or that Rome, Who warreth with the proud, could flatter Marius.
1992 M. Riva Marlene Dietrich 218 The Belle Aurore's ‘little girls' room’ was really over-honored by Dietrich's presence.
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- rhynchocephalians
- rhynchocephalic
- rhynchocoel
- rhynchocoelan
- rhynchocoele
- rhynchocoelic
- rhynchocoelom
- rhynchocoelome
- rhynchocoelous
- rhynchodaeal
- rhynchodaeum
- rhynchokinesis
- rhynchokinetic
- rhyncholite
- rhyncholith
- rhynchonellid
- rhynchophore
- rhynchophorous
- rhynchosaur
- rhynchosaurian
- rhynchosaurus
- rhynchosporium
- rhynchostome
- rhynchotal
- rhynchotous