Pronunciation: /oʊvərfɪl/
noun a condition of being filled beyond capacity
A1 The overfill of the cup caused the liquid to spill.
A2 The overfill of the suitcase made it difficult to close.
B1 The overfill of orders during the holiday season overwhelmed the staff.
B2 The overfill of emotions in the room made it hard to focus.
C1 The overfill of information in the report was unnecessary and confusing.
C2 The overfill of responsibilities in her job led to burnout.
verb to fill or become filled beyond capacity
A1 I accidentally overfilled my glass with water.
A2 The suitcase was overfilled with clothes for the trip.
B1 The chef warned not to overfill the pot with pasta.
B2 The gas tank was overfilled, causing a spill.
C1 The storage unit was overfilled with boxes and furniture.
C2 The document was overfilled with unnecessary information.
formal The container was overfilled, causing spillage.
informal You overfilled the cup with soda and now it's all over the table.
slang I always overfill my plate at the buffet.
figurative Her heart was overfilled with joy when she received the good news.
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