Definitions
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- v. Simple past tense and past participle of overserve.
Etymologies
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Examples
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Yes, Alex, "overserved" is often a righteous designation for what happens.
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They are to celebrate all the "fantastic frolics" in the supply closet that occured the night before between "overserved" co-workers!
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But the converse of that is that you are forcing "metro and 'overserved'" areas to SUFFER at the hands of bureaucrats like John Edwards.
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At a sales convention, he underwhelms his colleagues with puffed-up patter, dismisses the idea of giving his hardworking secretary a better job because of the limitations of the "female brain" and then displays his own astute powers of observation by picking up an overserved blonde who steals his wallet.
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I was not overserved the night before and was pumped to get out and slay some flatties.
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Then Davis, overserved and underfiltered, gets his ass kicked.
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You've got the guys who can't get off the BlackBerry, or the drunks who demand to be overserved, or the people who think their babies are cute even when they're screaming their heads off ... for ...
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And journos will get overserved at Public Bar for some WHCD revelry.
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Instead of clubbing it out, the "Stink Monsters" and Big-Sato bicker like overserved strangers in a bar.
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Why shouldn't we call attention to the fact that they belong to the grossly overserved group of Hot Americans?
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