overgreen

English

Etymology

over- +‎ green

Verb

overgreen (third-person singular simple present overgreens, present participle overgreening, simple past and past participle overgreened)

(transitive, poetic) To cover with greenery or green colour.
- 1928, Geoffrey Johnson, Mad Echo
  […] all the rocks and roots
  With olden film were overgreened; the pool,
  Broadened from falling water, sparkled with fires
  Of shafted crystal, and the sounding drops
  Splintered their fleeting pearl against the stone.
- 1944, Clark Ashton Smith, Lost Worlds
  The door itself, wrought of a swarthy bronze all overgreened by time, stood slightly ajar.

单词	overgreen
释义	overgreen English Etymology over- +‎ green Verb overgreen (third-person singular simple present overgreens, present participle overgreening, simple past and past participle overgreened) (transitive, poetic) To cover with greenery or green colour. 1928, Geoffrey Johnson, Mad Echo […] all the rocks and roots With olden film were overgreened; the pool, Broadened from falling water, sparkled with fires Of shafted crystal, and the sounding drops Splintered their fleeting pearl against the stone. 1944, Clark Ashton Smith, Lost Worlds The door itself, wrought of a swarthy bronze all overgreened by time, stood slightly ajar.
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