Definitions
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- v. To pour an excessive amount.
- v. To pour on top of something else.
Etymologies
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Examples
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Then, it's just a matter of pouring the overpour at a cool enough temperature so that it doesn't melt the little hearts.
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It's $19.95 and also comes with cool tools that allow you to scrape away any overpour so even if you do miss the lines, you can carve the extra soap away so your lines look perfect.
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The soap on the left utilizes the same method as the clear Celebration Soap but uses a white overpour instead.
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The rubbing alcohol ensures that the pieces will adhere nicely to your overpour.
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For clean-cut soap lines, make sure the soap is not steaming when you pour the overpour.
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As you can see in the photo below, the overpour soap did not adhere well to the embedded squares.
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How an overpour could cost them money with the price of their drinks is beyond me.
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I've tried it two times since, both with nothing but great things to say except for maybe how low they pour a vodka martini -- to the exact once with an overpour price tag.
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I would always overpour for them or not charge them at all, and just listen.
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The ordinary mode of pouring from the ladle into the hub part of the mould, and then letting the metal overpour down the brackets to the chill, produces cold shot, seams, etc.
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