overfaced
/ˌəʊvəˈfeɪst/adjective
Abashed, overwhelmed, intimidated.
Origin
1920s; earliest use found in Arnold Bennett (1867–1931), writer. From overface + -ed.
- pleoptics
- plerematic
- plerematics
- plereme
- plerion
- plerionic
- plerocephalic
- plerocercoid
- pleroma
- pleromatic
- plerome
- pleromorph
- plerophory
- plerosis
- plerotic
- plesiadapid
- plesiadapiform
- plesiadapoid
- Plesianthropus
- plesiaster
- plesiochronous
- plesiochronous digital hierarchy
- plesiomorphic
- plesiomorphous
- plesiomorphy