overshake (Meaning)
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overshake (v. t.)
To shake over or away; to drive away; to disperse.
Synonyms & Antonyms of overshake
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overshake Sentence Examples
- The barista accidentally gave me an overshake, filled to the brim with an overflowing frothy mess.
- The overshake caused a sticky disaster, leaving milk dripping down the sides of the cup.
- The sweetness of the overshake overwhelmed my taste buds, making it difficult to finish.
- I had to use several napkins to clean up the overshake that spilled onto my shirt.
- The overshake's excessive froth made it impossible to sip through a straw.
- The overshake was so enormous that it threatened to topple over with every step I took.
- I spilled the overshake all over my car's dashboard, creating a sticky and unpleasant mess.
- The overshake's temperature was lukewarm, indicating that it had been sitting out for too long.
- I returned the overshake to the counter, requesting a cup with a more appropriate amount of liquid.
- The overshake was a testament to the barista's carelessness and lack of attention to detail.
FAQs About the word overshake
To shake over or away; to drive away; to disperse.
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No antonyms found.
The barista accidentally gave me an overshake, filled to the brim with an overflowing frothy mess.
The overshake caused a sticky disaster, leaving milk dripping down the sides of the cup.
The sweetness of the overshake overwhelmed my taste buds, making it difficult to finish.
I had to use several napkins to clean up the overshake that spilled onto my shirt.
