overdraughtn.

1749 J. Cleland Mem. Woman of Pleasure II. 112 A body jaded and wrack'd off to the lees by constant repeated over-draughts of pleasure, which had done the work of sixty winters on his springs of life.

1869 J. W. Flagg Three Seasons in European Vineyards x. 151 I can't think, however, that the vestals of Saint Thierry ever needed the emperor's rough discipline for over-draughts of the pure and sparkling wine grown within their own domain.

1901 Sun (N.Y.) 6 Feb. 6/5 He is in a state of mortifying intoxication from an overdraught of seriousness, something to which his head has not been hardened.

1938 Times 20 Oct. 5/5 If tradition is respected in every detail, then only an overdraught of port..can force resignation in these heroic cases.