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outworn, adj. 1. obsolete, disused, lapsed, abandoned, discontinued, discarded, cast aside, rejected; dead, defunct, expired, extinct, wound up, prehistoric, antediluvian; retired, pensioned off, put away, laid on the shelf, neglected, gone to seed; bygone, gone by, past, forgotten.
2. outmoded, antiquated, superannuated, outdated; pass£, dated, out-of-date, horse-and-buggy,
Inf. has-been, Inf. old hat, Inf. back number; out, out of fashion, old-fashioned, unfashionable, out of style, behind the times; old, antique, archaic, ancient, primitive, aged, moss-grown.
3. worn out, worn, shopworn, second-hand; threadbare, past use, frayed, ragged, shabby, faded, washed-out; decrepit, the worse for wear, deteriorated.
4. tired, weary, fatigued, exhausted, effete; fagged out, played out, spent,
Inf. beat, Inf bushed, U.S. Inf. all tuckered out, Sl. pooped, Inf. dog-tired, dead-tired; ready to drop, on one's last legs, more dead than alive, faint, drooping, enfeebled.
oval,
adj. 1. egg-shaped, oviform, ovate, ovoid, rounded, curved; obovoid, obovate; elliptical, ellipsoidal.
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n. 2. ellipse, ellipsoid; ovoid, ovation, n. applause, Inf hand, handclapping, cheers, cheering, salvo, rooting, whistling, stomping; encore, plaudits, curtain calls, standing ovation; hosanna, huzzah, hurrah, bravo; dclat, outcry, outburst, fanfare; acclaim, acclamation, praise, extolment, laudation, kudos, accolade, Archaic, magnification, citation.
oven,
n. stove, rotisserie, broiler; toaster oven, microwave oven, Dutch oven, baker; kiln, brickkiln, limekiln.
over,
prep. 1. above, on top of, atop of; higher than, in or to or at a higher place than, aloft of; over the top of, on, upon.
2. across, on
or to the other or opposite side of, from one side to the other of; through, by way or means of.
3. superior to, higher in authority than, more elevated than, loftier than, mightier than, more powerful than; in charge
or control or command of, as boss or supervisor of or to.
4. all over, all through, throughout, through the extent of, everywhere in, in all places of; around, here and there in.
5. more than, greater than, larger than; beyond, upward of, surpassing, overpassing, exceeding, transcending; in excess of, exceeding, in surplus of, over and above, over and beyond.
6. in comparison to, compared to, relative to, in relation to, in respect to; about, on, on the subject of, concerning, regarding, as regards, in reference to, apropos of, touching, on, in connection with.
7. in preference to, rather than, instead of; before, before taking, ahead of, sooner than.
8. during, for the duration of, for the extent of, for the period
or course of, until the end of, pending the outcome of; while doing or engaged in or occupied with or busy with, in the thick of, in the middle or midst of, midway through or in, halfway through.
9. over and above in addition to, on top of, as well as, along
or together with, plus; also, besides, further, furthermore, not to mention, let alone.
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adv. 10. above, overhead, over one's head, aloft, on or at or in a high place, at a height; out, over, beyond, out from, projecting or protruding from, sticking out of, overhanging from.
11. all over, everywhere, over the entire surface; on top of, so as to cover.
12. over there, in that direction; down by, up by, over by, around, near, close to; across the way, way over there, at some distance.

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