overhurl
overhurl verb: to overthrow.
Verb
overhurl (third-person singular simple present overhurls, present participle overhurling, simple past and past participle overhurled)
- To overthrow.
- Various Reports are cast about the World, / As tho' some should be overhurl'd.1803, Collection of English Almanacs for the Years 1702-1835, page 18
- Unmake and despoil and unshape him, overhurling our tyrant and lord1875, George Barlow, Under the Dawn, page 39
Forms of overhurl
| third-person singular present | overhurls |
|---|---|
| present participle | overhurling |
| past participle | overhurled |
| past | overhurled |
Origin of overhurl
over- + hurl
Questions about overhurl
- What does overhurl mean?
- Overhurl means to overthrow.
- What part of speech is overhurl?
- Overhurl is a verb.
- What is the past tense of overhurl?
- The past tense of overhurl is overhurled.
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