Bewitchingly^  o'er  arching
Twa  laughing  een  o'  bonie  blue.  .  .S.  Sat  flaxen  t

O'er-arching,  mouldy,  gloom-inspiring  coves,

The  Brigs  of  Ayr,  8,

O'ereast.    No  envious  cloud  o'ercast  his  evening  ray ;

Blest  be  ATMurdo^

Then  night's  gloomy  shades,  cloudy,  dark,  o'ercast  my  sky :

S,  Sleep' St  thou,  t

The  sweeping  blast,  the  sky  o'ercast,  IVinter.
O'ereome.
Lake  hafflins-wise  o'ercomes  him  At  times  The  Holy  Fair,  ty.
Partly  wi'  Love  o'ereome  sae  sair,
An  partly  she  was  drunk :    .     The  Jolly  Beggars,  R,  VII,

O'erflOW.    'ilien  fill  up  a  bumper  and  make  it  o'erflow,

^.  No  Churchman  am  1 1

Note  that  eye,  'tis  rheum  o'erflows.  Ode  to  Mem.  of  Mrs,  —.
Wi'  deepening  deluges  o'erflow  the  plains ;

The  Brigs  of  Ayr,  7.
The  Yotmgster's  artless  heart  o'erflows  wi'  joy.
The  Cotter's  Sat.  Nigkt.  8,

O'erflOWinflT.    Come,  let  us  sweep  them  off,  said  they,

Like  an  o'erflowing  river.     New  Psalmody.
O'er-ganfiT  [to  over-go,  to  master].
If  ye  gie  a  woman  a'  her  will,
Gude  faith  she'll  soon  o'er-gang  ye.
S,  O  ay  my  wife  she  dang.
O'erhang.    where  the  beetling  cliff  o'erhangs  the  deep,

Add.  sp.  by  Fontenelle.
The  hazel  bush  o'erhangs  the  Thrush,  S.  Now  westlin  windsf

Or  where  3ron  grot  o'erhangs  the  tide,

S.  Slow  spreads  the  gloom  f

O'erhanglng.
Ye  rugged  cliffs  o'erhanging  dreary  glens,  El,  on  Miss  Burnet.
O'erhung.    The  foaming  stream  deep  roaring  fa's,
O'erhung  wi'  fragrant  spreading  shaws,

S.  Bonie  Lassie,  will  ye  go  t

O'erhung  with  wild  woods  thickening  green,

To  Mary  in  Heaven,


O'erlabour'd.
See,  yonder  poor,  o'erlabour'd  wight,
So  abject,  mean  and  vile,     .       Man  was  made  to  Mourn,

O'erlay  [a  cravat,  or  neckcloth].
And  I  will  dress  his  o'erlay ;   .  5*.  The  PUuglmum.  \

Overlook.
