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overleap	To leap over, to jump over, to cross by jumping.
overleap	To omit.

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Nearby phrases

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over the hills and far awayox is in the ditchOver the Hillown countover the river and through the woodspack awayover the lineowing tooy veypack a punchpachydermoverkillover one's skisover the river and through the woods

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