oversparred
/ˌəʊvəˈspɑːd/Nautical
adjective
Of a ship: having too many spars (also masts, yards, etc.); having spars, etc., which are too heavy, so as to be top-heavy.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in James Fenimore Cooper (1789–1851), novelist. From over- + sparred.
- oestrus
- oeuf cocotte
- oeuf en cocotte
- oeufs sur la plat
- oeufs sur le plat
- oeuvre
- oeuvre catalog
- oeuvre catalogue
- oeuvre de vulgarisation
- of
- of-
- of a certain age
- of a kind
- of a lifetime
- of (a) like mind
- of all
- O'Fallon
- of all the nerve (or cheek)
- of all things
- of an age
- of an evening (or morning etc.)
- of a size
- of a sort
- ofay
- of choice