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overharl

overˈharl, v. Sc. Obs.
  [f. over- 9 + harl v.1]
  1. trans. To harass; to oppress; to handle roughly.

1535 Stewart Cron. Scot. II. 20 Tane wes the toun that tyme and all ouirharld. 1570 Satir. Poems Reform. xiii. 27 Sum time be tratouris ar Innocentis ouerharld. a 1578 [see overhale 6]. 1581 Sir J. Melvil Diary (1829) 88 Thair bread winner, thair honour, thair estimation, all was gean, giff Aristotle sould be sa owirharled in the heiring of thair schollars.

  2. ‘To handle, treat of, relate’ (Jam.).

a 1500 Colkelbie Sow i. 429 (Bannatyne MS.) Thay war in the est warld, As is heir breuely ourharld.

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