Synonyms for Over-runs:

• n.

  •excess (noun)
  • rest,
  • balance.
  •Other relevant words: (noun)
  • exuberance,
  • something extra,
  • by-product,
  • leftover,
  • the limit,
  • superabundance,
  • waste,
  • overmuch,
  • plethora,
  • Extravagancy,
  • superfluity,
  • too much of a good thing,
  • overdose,
  • surfeit,
  • Recrement,
  • redundance,
  • enough,
  • luxuriance,
  • residue,
  • overabundance,
  • fat,
  • exorbitance,
  • excessiveness,
  • surplus,
  • excess,
  • extravagance,
  • inundation,
  • refuse,
  • supererogation,
  • overage,
  • embarrassment,
  • profusion,
  • redundancy,
  • fulsomeness,
  • plenty,
  • wastefulness,
  • too much,
  • plus,
  • overkill,
  • spare,
  • Leavings,
  • overstock,
  • remainder,
  • nimiety,
  • lavishness,
  • Extravagantness,
  • surplusage,
  • overweight.

• v.

  •beset (verb)
  • environ,
  • ring,
  • nudge,
  • bedevil,
  • embarrass,
  • ride,
  • girdle,
  • infest,
  • harry,
  • circle,
  • start in on,
  • give a hard time,
  • assail,
  • badger,
  • compass,
  • pester,
  • pick on,
  • put the squeeze on,
  • hassle,
  • besiege,
  • encircle,
  • aggress,
  • entangle,
  • perplex,
  • drive up the wall,
  • nag,
  • beleaguer,
  • give one the business,
  • fall on,
  • attack,
  • enclose,
  • surround,
  • strike,
  • fall upon,
  • storm,
  • dog,
  • give a bad time,
  • overrun,
  • harass,
  • encompass,
  • give the needle,
  • jump on one's case,
  • bug.
  •conquer (verb)
  • acquire,
  • achieve,
  • annex,
  • succeed,
  • master,
  • best,
  • prevail,
  • triumph,
  • seize,
  • overcome.
  •defeat (verb)
  • decimate,
  • roll back,
  • ambush,
  • finish off,
  • prevail over,
  • shipwreck,
  • surmount,
  • outflank,
  • parry,
  • trample,
  • slaughter,
  • wipe out,
  • obliterate,
  • smash,
  • vanquish,
  • repel,
  • bar,
  • halt,
  • sack,
  • impede,
  • demolish,
  • butcher,
  • block,
  • subdue,
  • bear down,
  • crush,
  • drown,
  • repulse,
  • sink,
  • mow down,
  • annihilate,
  • reduce,
  • repress,
  • discomfit,
  • overthrow,
  • torpedo,
  • suppress,
  • quell,
  • obstruct,
  • scatter,
  • upset,
  • outmaneuver,
  • route,
  • hinder,
  • entrap,
  • trash,
  • subjugate,
  • overpower.
  •deluge (verb)
  • engulf,
  • stream,
  • pour,
  • flush,
  • crowd,
  • overcrowd,
  • souse,
  • snow under,
  • douse,
  • snow,
  • soak,
  • abound,
  • teem,
  • flood,
  • overload,
  • submerge,
  • whelm,
  • gush,
  • sluice,
  • drench,
  • glut,
  • sop,
  • wet,
  • oversupply.
  •eclipse (verb)
  • excel,
  • exceed,
  • tower above,
  • outdo,
  • transcend,
  • outshine.
  •engulf (verb)
  • bury,
  • swallow up,
  • engross,
  • envelop,
  • plunge,
  • consume,
  • imbibe,
  • immerse.
  •frequent (verb)
  • go to,
  • affect,
  • revisit,
  • visit often,
  • be found at,
  • haunt,
  • hang about,
  • be often in,
  • drop in,
  • resort,
  • be at home in,
  • hang out at,
  • attend regularly,
  • play,
  • attend,
  • HIT,
  • patronize,
  • hang around.
  •haunt (verb)
  • manifest,
  • tease,
  • reappear,
  • appear,
  • hound,
  • spook,
  • nettle,
  • possess,
  • pervade,
  • float,
  • molest,
  • weigh on,
  • agonize,
  • appall,
  • frighten,
  • rise,
  • vex,
  • be ever present,
  • plague,
  • disquiet,
  • hover,
  • agitate,
  • madden,
  • return,
  • voodoo,
  • rack,
  • come back,
  • worry,
  • trouble,
  • annoy,
  • inhabit,
  • torment,
  • terrorize,
  • materialize,
  • terrify,
  • harrow,
  • walk,
  • recur,
  • obsess,
  • intrude,
  • prey on,
  • stay with,
  • dwell.
  •inundate (verb)
  • pour down on,
  • dunk.
  •invade (verb)
  • crash,
  • burst in,
  • meddle,
  • go in,
  • assault,
  • interfere,
  • violate,
  • swarm over,
  • breach,
  • pillage,
  • plunder,
  • access,
  • make inroads,
  • entrench,
  • loot,
  • descend upon,
  • overswarm,
  • infringe,
  • penetrate,
  • burglarize,
  • infect,
  • trespass,
  • muscle in,
  • maraud.
  •mob (verb)
  • fill,
  • hustle,
  • riot,
  • set upon,
  • jam,
  • cram,
  • jostle,
  • throng,
  • pack.
  •occupy (verb)
  • garrison,
  • capture,
  • conquer,
  • keep,
  • take possession,
  • hold,
  • obtain.
  •overflow (verb)
  • discharge,
  • rush,
  • issue,
  • water,
  • spill over,
  • cascade,
  • leak,
  • spout,
  • shed,
  • brim,
  • overtop,
  • slop,
  • slosh,
  • jet,
  • spurt,
  • spray,
  • shower,
  • Overbrim,
  • squirt,
  • wave,
  • irrupt,
  • fall over,
  • drain,
  • well,
  • bubble over,
  • cover.
  •overlap (verb)
  • overhang,
  • imbricate,
  • project,
  • flap,
  • protrude,
  • lap over,
  • shingle,
  • overlie,
  • extend along,
  • overlay,
  • fold over.
  •overrun (verb)
  • foray,
  • surpass,
  • swamp,
  • inundate,
  • spill,
  • surge,
  • ravage,
  • overstep,
  • go beyond,
  • inroad,
  • overshoot,
  • trim,
  • beset,
  • overflow,
  • overgrow,
  • raid,
  • invade,
  • choke,
  • permeate,
  • swarm,
  • deluge,
  • beat,
  • run over,
  • thrash,
  • lick,
  • massacre,
  • whip,
  • spread like wildfire,
  • lambaste,
  • overspread,
  • occupy,
  • overwhelm,
  • drub,
  • put to flight,
  • well over,
  • rout,
  • clobber,
  • run on.
  •overthrow (verb)
  • bring down,
  • level,
  • dethrone,
  • abolish,
  • eradicate,
  • raze,
  • oust,
  • exterminate,
  • liquidate,
  • tumble,
  • unseat,
  • subvert,
  • put an end to,
  • purge,
  • knock down,
  • overturn,
  • tip,
  • bring to ruin,
  • knock over,
  • upend,
  • topple,
  • ruin,
  • do away with,
  • depose,
  • terminate.
  •overwhelm (verb)
  • destroy,
  • smother,
  • win,
  • total,
  • defeat.
  •raid (verb)
  • slough,
  • forage,
  • shell,
  • lean against,
  • strafe,
  • bomb,
  • swoop,
  • devastate,
  • rake,
  • sweep,
  • sally forth,
  • sally,
  • tip over,
  • pirate,
  • rifle,
  • knock off,
  • descend on,
  • Spoliate,
  • heat,
  • despoil,
  • break in,
  • bombard,
  • fire on,
  • ransack,
  • lean on,
  • march on,
  • rob,
  • charge,
  • blockade.
  •ravage (verb)
  • damage,
  • gut,
  • desolate,
  • cream,
  • disorganize,
  • shatter,
  • prey,
  • disrupt,
  • impair,
  • wrest,
  • break up,
  • stamp out,
  • wreak havoc,
  • pull down,
  • rape,
  • prostrate,
  • sweep away,
  • leave in ruins,
  • extinguish,
  • lay waste,
  • wreck,
  • spoil,
  • dismantle,
  • desecrate,
  • strip.
  •seize (verb)
  • carry off,
  • take possession of,
  • take,
  • clutch,
  • bag,
  • usurp,
  • arrogate,
  • arrest,
  • get,
  • grasp,
  • pick up,
  • snare,
  • impound,
  • nail,
  • hijack,
  • spirit away,
  • throttle,
  • gain,
  • grab,
  • secure,
  • lift,
  • pounce,
  • bust,
  • wrench,
  • catch,
  • claw,
  • trap,
  • hook,
  • appropriate,
  • apprehend,
  • exact,
  • nab,
  • take over,
  • commandeer,
  • confiscate,
  • force,
  • kidnap,
  • incorporate,
  • take by storm,
  • take captive,
  • snag.
  •spill (verb)
  • drip,
  • dribble,
  • empty,
  • throw off,
  • lose,
  • disgorge,
  • run,
  • splash,
  • overfill,
  • run out,
  • sprinkle,
  • flow,
  • splatter.
  •subdue (verb)
  • discipline,
  • quiet,
  • humble,
  • get the better of,
  • squelch,
  • check,
  • quash,
  • tame,
  • quieten,
  • beat down,
  • quench,
  • shut down,
  • soften,
  • mellow,
  • tone down,
  • temper,
  • restrain,
  • get under control,
  • put down,
  • triumph over,
  • gentle,
  • drop,
  • dominate,
  • get the upper hand,
  • break,
  • control.
  •swarm (verb)
  • crawl,
  • congregate,
  • flock,
  • rush together,
  • mass,
  • cluster,
  • pullulate,
  • be numerous,
  • mob,
  • be alive,
  • move in a crowd,
  • gather,
  • gather like bees.
  •teem (verb)
  • bustle,
  • be plentiful,
  • be crawling with,
  • pour out,
  • prosper,
  • be full of,
  • wallow in,
  • swell,
  • rain,
  • be prolific,
  • burst at seams,
  • roll in,
  • swim in,
  • bristle,
  • produce,
  • bear,
  • burst,
  • grow,
  • Superabound.
  •top (verb)
  • eclipse,
  • better,
  • finagle,
  • be first,
  • goose,
  • bash,
  • outstrip,
  • blow away,
  • outfox,
  • shut out,
  • run circles around,
  • fox,
  • fake out.
  •whip (verb)
  • take apart,
  • kill,
  • trounce,
  • put away,
  • steamroller,
  • wallop,
  • mop up,
  • settle,
  • blast,
  • whomp,
  • worst,
  • wax,
  • hammer,
  • top.

Paraphrases for Over-runs:

• Equivalence

  • Noun, plural
    overruns.

• Independent

  • Noun, plural
    overages, excursions, increases, exceedances, excesses, instances, breaches, overexpenditures, exceedences.

• Other Related

  • Noun, plural
    overshoots.

Antonyms for Over-runs:

• n.

  • excess
    deficiency, base, lack, want, privation, economy, moderation, scarcity, dearth, insufficiency, poverty, shortcoming, need, frugality, core, little, few, deprivation.
  • surplus
    necessity.

• v.

  • beset
    free, unloose, leave alone, clear up, explain, let go, clarify, exclude, aid, release, support, please, assist, help.
  • conquer
    fail, capitulate, yield, forfeit, succumb, give up.
  • defeat
    build, permit, forward, construct, advance, facilitate, open, win, allow, increase, inspirit, abet, push, clear, fix, promote, strengthen, encourage, grow, attract, create, liberate, save, float.
  • deluge
    dry, dehydrate.
  • eclipse
    lay out, fall behind.
  • engulf
    uncover, neglect.
  • frequent
    ignore.
  • haunt
    delight, calm, comfort, make happy, soothe, leave, settle.
  • invade
    give, protect, receive.
  • mob
    shun, avoid.
  • occupy
    idle, be lazy, be inactive, not use, abandon.
  • overflow
    keep, hold.
  • overlap
    separate, divide.
  • overrun
    lose, retreat, underwhelm, surrender, evacuate.
  • overthrow
    give in, institute, uphold, straighten, establish.
  • overwhelm
    not impress.
  • raid
    improve, guard.
  • ravage
    mend, bear, repair, offer, preserve, praise.
  • seize
    miss, drop, loosen, pass, be immune, misunderstand, unfasten.
  • spill
    collect, clean up, pick up, conceal, hide, gather.
  • subdue
    arouse, aggravate, agitate, incite, start, build up, rouse.
  • swarm
    disperse, scatter, spread.
  • top
    descend, fall, replace, lower, add.
  • unhorse
    place.