adj. having come or been brought to a conclusion; adv. beyond the top or upper surface or edge
The show is over. OR The frog jumped over the rock.
The show is over. OR The frog jumped over the rock.
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She would obsess over her children.
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What did Uncle Harry always do when he came over to visit?
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Why does Betty call over the Lunch Lady at the end of the story?
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Why did the boys' car almost go over the cliff?
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Why doesn't Neal want to come over to Eric's house?
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Why does Charlie prefer birds over people?
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What did it mean when Hubie said he would turn over a new leaf?
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What body parts are all over the teacher?
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What does the baseball land in after Junzo hits a home run over the wall?
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Which friends came over to play with Pinkalicious?
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What did Geronimo get run over by?
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Why do they have to do it all over again?
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Who jumped over the baby ducks?
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There are bundles of coins over there.
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complete; concluded; ended
started
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