run over

Hit with vehicle

To run over something is to pass over it with a vehicle, often causing damage or death: The truck ran over a pothole, She was run over by a bus.

Run over also means to exceed a limit, especially of time: The meeting ran over by twenty minutes.

To run over something can mean to review it quickly: Let me run over the main points.

Things that run over overflow their container: The bathtub ran over.

crush

flatten

Make level or smooth

steamroll · tire marks · roadkill · splatter · pancake · squish · compress · pulverize · tread · wheel

rehearse

practice

Repeated work toward mastery

walk through · run-through · lines · script · presentation · speech · bullet points · prepare · dry run · brief

vehicle-hit

accident

Unintended harmful event

  • collisionForceful contact between objects
  • crashSudden violent impact
  • hitSuccessful contact or strike

struck · pedestrian · crosswalk · roadkill · impact · fender-bender · jaywalking · sidewalk · traffic · victim

exceed

overtime

Work beyond scheduled hours

time limit · deadline · allotted · extend · drag on · overstay · overextend · surplus

overflow

spill

Accidental liquid release

  • brimProjecting edge or lip
  • sloshLiquid moving messily
  • overfillExceed container's capacity

cascade · pour out · bathtub · sink · brimming · drip · puddle · mess · leak

Categories
Opposites
vehicular impact

run overmiss

Fail to reach

near miss · avoid · dodge · go around · stop short

time/quantity limit

run overrun short

Have insufficient quantity

underrun · fall short · come up short · run out · undershoot

container capacity

run overrun dry

Become completely depleted

run low · empty out · drain · recede

Family

over, runner, running, overrun, runners, runnable, running over, ran over, runs over

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Negative · Everyday, not technical · Rated PG