over-freely
/ˌəʊvəˈfriːli/adverb
Too freely.
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Robert Boyle (1627–1691), natural philosopher. From over- + freely, after overfree.
- all-moving
- all nations
- all-natural
- allness
- all-new
- all-night
- all-nighter
- all-night man
- all-night sitting
- allo-
- alloaesthesia
- alloalbumin
- alloalbuminaemia
- alloalbuminemia
- alloantibody
- alloantigen
- alloantiserum
- allobarbital
- Winona
- win on points
- win (or earn) one's spurs
- win or lose
- winsome
- winsomely
- winsomeness