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overage
1[ oh-ver-eyj ]
adjective
- beyond the acceptable or desired age:
overage for the draft.
- older than usual or expected for the activity, position, etc.:
an overage baseball player who still outperforms many rookies.
- too old to be serviceable; antiquated:
She drives an overage car.
overage
2[ oh-ver-ij ]
noun
- an excess supply of merchandise.
- the value of goods in excess of the amount called for by stock records; money in excess of the amount called for by sales records.
overage
/ ˌəʊəˈɪ /
adjective
- beyond a specified age
51Թ History and Origins
Example Sentences
“Don’t get me wrong — free is still a win, but those overages used to add up and make a big difference in lowering my grocery bill,” Kline said.
Among the overage players is Nashville center back Walker Zimmerman, who appeared in all four games for the U.S. in the last World Cup.
Men's Olympic squads are made up of under-23s players, with up to three overage players allowed, while women's squads have no age restrictions.
And make sure to include extra length — known as “overage” — for each strip so the pattern can be lined up and trimmed as needed during installation.
At the middle school level, teachers may lead up to 150 students before overage pay kicks in, while the high school caseload threshold is set at 160.
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