Similar words: above board, cupboard love, board, aboard, verbose, on board, onboard, verboten. Meaning: adv. 1. to extremes 2. from on board a vessel into the water.
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31 Going overboard on nutritional supplements wouldn't necessarily help.
32 Wolfgang Petersen's movie chucks all these non-narrative elements overboard.
33 Eichenburger apparently slipped and fell overboard.
34 I threw the decayed rattan overboard.
35 Traditional values and old-fashioned rules of journalism have been thrown overboard in the competitive race for audiences and commercial success.
36 Jonah volunteers to be thrown overboard as a sacrifice to the deep in order for them to survive.
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37 My problem is, I have a tendency to go overboard with compliments.
38 Then we had thrown overboard everything that was biodegradable and kept the rest in a special rubbish barrel.
39 Although Levin sometimes goes overboard with jokes, his breezy, slightly irreverent tone is a welcome one.
40 This area of business is so important that the nuclear nations should throw overboard all thought of evenhandedness.
41 She'd probably die of pneumonia, if Nathan didn't throw her overboard first.
42 The vinyl coating on the flight-deck Hueys was peeled off and thrown overboard.
43 They were to stay on the alert for any soldier unlucky enough to go overboard.
44 The tragic yachtsman, a Tynesider in his 40s, was washed overboard as he tried to change a sail.
45 Then more cans of the gas, so carefully loaded the day before, went overboard.
46 He stripped off his clothes and jumped overboard to free the straps when they got stuck under the raft.
47 A Soviet kitchen hand, hit on the head and thrown overboard.
48 I suggest wiring them up and trailing them overboard to thaw.
49 At that, they leaped overboard and instantly were changed into dolphins, all except the good helmsman.
50 Their bodies were weighted, bound and gagged, and dumped overboard.
51 The bears and the buffalo jumped overboard; at least one bear was recaptured and put on display.
52 When they reached the middle, he ordered the oarsmen to stop and with a last farewell he stepped overboard.
53 The captain would throw a log overboard and observe how quickly the ship receded from this temporary guidepost.
54 Gifford had gone overboard a bit in the blues though ... For some reason this thought made Edwin chuckle to himself.
55 Its captain, a desperate man with a criminal past, might throw the children overboard.
56 I decided to go overboard with processors and connected three digital multi-effects units and a mono delay.
57 They are not allowed out of this dark passage, in case they fall overboard.
58 Some of the food had been washed overboard, and the rest would follow or soon be ruined.
59 It was feared he'd gone overboard and air and sea search was launched.
60 Don't you think you went a little overboard on the decorations?
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