Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 4th Edition
- n. Something superlative.
- n. People of the highest social level.
Etymologies
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 4th Edition
Examples
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'OVERDUE' CHANGES AT DYRS -- In his Saturday opinion column, Colby King lauds an "overdue" DYRS shakeup that replaced interim chief Marc Schindler with a deputy attorney general.
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TBC WELCOMES APPOINTMENT OF 'OVERDUE' SATOUR BOARD
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Frankly a National Health Cre program this is LONG OVERDUE!! diridi
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At one point I had $4,000 in outstanding OVERDUE invoices some overdue by 53 days, some by just a couple.
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We are LONG OVERDUE for this barrier to be broken.
Clinton Campaign Manager Suggests Obama Campaign Is Playing Race Card With Ferraro Comments
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Although, without question, it was the right thing to do, and LONG OVERDUE (the joint chiefs urged Truman to move on MacArthur), a staggering majority of people were furious.
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As of now, it appears he has a full plate -- finding a Tax Collector (tip 'o the hat to LES!) and a Health Officer, cleaning up behind the late, lamented Carlton McGee (a notes rollover is due in two months), and managing the budget process which is now SERIOUSLY OVERDUE.
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This basic nuts-and-bolts adjustment to Democracy is LONG OVERDUE! by
Interview with Steve Hildebrand; Steve, Did you tell Progressives to Shut the F Up?
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Also, I'm SERIOUSLY OVERDUE for a walk in the woods.
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Plus - how could I not tap in to all the election coverage when my girl Tina is getting LONG OVERDUE props for her sheer genius in light of her Palin send-ups?
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