overway
/ˈəʊvəweɪ/noun
Originally Scottish. An upper or higher way; (now) specifically a raised pathway, roadway, etc.
Origin
Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). From over- + way int.1.
- non-cyclically
- nonda
- non-dairy
- non-dangerous
- non-day
- non-dealer
- non-decision
- non-decreasing
- nondeductible
- non-defining
- nondegradable
- non-degree
- non-delivery
- non-denominational
- non-denumerable
- non-denumerably
- non-derivatized
- nondescript
- nondescriptly
- nondescriptness
- non-destructive
- non-destructively
- nondeterminism
- nondeterministic
- nondigital