overfret
overstifle
cruelly
lay on
overfondle
cloying
overembellish
overembroider
overaerate
overagonize
oversupinate
over
overhandle
overcull
exorbitantly
to a fault
overstrenuous
overlay
overfortify
over-
overswirl
overaggravate
overpressurize
overencumber
on wheels
overagitate
overmuch
excessively
overtint
sky-high
overly
ultraexcessive
hyperexcrete
overheighten
overfurnish
overstrenuously
overboast
overdose
overspatter
beslather
all-fired
overrestrain
overboard
devilish
overfeel
overexpose
overindulgent
obscenely
overcopious
royally
overlard
scare the bejeebers out of
hyperbleb
to no end
overdilute
all too
overween
deluge
engulf
blow over
daunt
oversedate
sweep someone off their feet
stonk
overcosseted
blow away
inundate
overstratify
overfrighten
too-muchness
overendowed
overfuck
overstrive
overcaution
overpert
overhallowed
overprovoke
outfawn
overbounteous
overlead
overdazzle
overfeature
overpompous
overslavishly
overpercolated
ana-
overperked
hyperthyroidic
overrepletion
hyper-
up the wazoo
surfeitive
overcherish
out the wazoo
overfanciful
stuff one's face
overshow
heavyhanded
overperemptory

English words for 'To fret excessively.'

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