over-dance
/ˌəʊvəˈdɑːns/ /ˌəʊvəˈdans/verb
[with object] (Chiefly refl.). To exhaust oneself by dancing. Also (occasionally) without object: to dance in an exaggerated manner.
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Mercurius Democritus. From over- + dance.
- coefficient
- coefficient of alienation
- coefficient of friction
- coefficient of viscosity
- coelacanth
- -coele
- Coelenterata
- coelenterate
- coelenteron
- coeliac
- coeliac disease
- Coelicolae
- Coelicoli
- coelom
- coelomate
- coelomic
- coelostat
- coelurosaur
- coenobite
- coenobium
- coenocyte
- coenocytic
- coenzyme
- coenzyme A
- coenzyme Q