over-canopy
/ˌəʊvəˈkanəpi/Chiefly poetic
verb
[with object] To form a canopy over; to extend over or cover with or as with a canopy; to overhang. Frequently in pass. Now archaic or echoing Shakespeare.
Origin
Late 16th century; earliest use found in Thomas Nashe (d. c1601), writer. From over- + canopy (although the verb is apparently first attested slightly later).
- mushroom management
- mushroom powder
- mushroom ring
- mushroom spawn
- mushroom stone
- mushroom valve
- mushroom worker's lung
- mushroomy
- mushy
- mushy peas
- Musial, Stan
- music
- musica ficta
- musica figurata
- musical
- musical appreciation
- musical beds
- musical bow
- musical box
- musical bumps
- musical chairs
- musical clock
- musical comedy
- musical director
- musical dramatist