to overdraw
11overdraw — v. (past drew; past part. drawn) 1 tr. a draw a sum of money in excess of the amount credited to (one s bank account). b (as overdrawn adj.) having overdrawn one s account. 2 intr. overdraw one s account. 3 tr. exaggerate in describing or… …
12overdraw — verb (overdrew; overdrawn; drawing) Date: 1734 transitive verb 1. to draw checks on (a bank account) for more than the balance < the account was overdrawn > 2. exaggerate, overstate intransitive verb to make an overdraft …
13overdraw — Synonyms and related words: aggrandize, amplify, ballyhoo, belie, build up, burlesque, camouflage, caricature, carry too far, color, disguise, distort, draw the longbow, embellish, exaggerate, falsify, fudge, garble, go to extremes, hyperbolize,… …
14overdraw — o·ver draw || ‚əʊvÉ™(r)drÉ”Ë v. withdraw an amount of money in excess of the balance (from a bank account, allowance, etc.); draw in an exaggerated manner …
15overdraw — verb (past overdrew; past participle overdrawn) 1》 draw more money from (a bank account) than it holds. ↘(be overdrawn) have taken more money from an account than it holds. 2》 exaggerate in describing …
16overdraw — verb past tense overdrew, past participle overdrawn if your bank account is overdrawn you have spent more than is in it and you owe the bank money: I m overdrawn at the moment. | be overdrawn by 50/$600 etc: My account is overdrawn by 300 …
17Overdraw Search — Refers to an extended rest. The rest comes in further to shorten your arrow length which increases speed and accuracy …
18overdraw — /ˌəυvə drɔ:/ verb to take out more money from a bank account than there is in it …
19overdraw — To draw upon a person or a bank in an amount in excess of the funds remaining to the drawer s credit with the drawee, or to an amount greater than what is due. See also overdraft …
20overdraw — See overdraft …
