Overfond is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for OVERFOND in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• foolish to excess
• having too great an affection or liking for someone or something
• excessively keen (on)
• Fond to excess.
• excessively fond
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• too fond or affectionate

Words related to OVERFOND

overfondly20

Words that contain OVERFOND

overfondly20 overfondness19 overfondnesses21

How to use OVERFOND in a sentence

• Not that he was become afraid, or overfond of the corner by the fire and the well-filled pot.
• Lord Palmerston, though an able Minister in many respects, was a wilful, hot-headed man, who was over-fond of acting on the spur of the moment without consulting his Sovereign.
• The man who is overfond of anything will be unwilling to let go his hold upon it.
• She seems not overfond of daughters-in-law, if one judge from chance remarks.
• Sir Marmaduke had ever been overfond of wandering about the lonely woods of Thanet alone.
• Very little is really known of his wife, beyond the facts that she was petite, over-fond, hot-tempered, obstinate, and a poor speller.
• He was over-fond of logical subtleties and delighted in controversy.
• Being of a lively temperament I was fond of company and overfond of amusements.

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