overcloud
61overshadow — [v] make obscure, dim, vague adumbrate, becloud, bedim, cloud, command, darken, dim, dominate, dwarf, eclipse, excel, govern, haze, leave in the shade*, obfuscate, outshine, outweigh, overcast, overcloud, overweigh, preponderate, rise above*,… …
62shadow — [n1] darkness adumbration, cover, dark, dimness, dusk, gloom, obscuration, obscurity, penumbra, protection, shade, shelter, umbra, umbrage; concepts 620,622 Ant. brightness, light shadow [n2] hint, suggestion breath, intimation, memento, relic,… …
63overcast — [ō′vər kast΄; ] for v., also [ ō΄vər kast′] n. a covering, esp. of clouds adj. 1. cloudy; dark: said of the sky or weather 2. Sewing made with overcasting vt., vi. overcast, overcasting 1. to overcloud; darken …
64cloud over — verb 1. become covered with clouds (Freq. 1) The sky clouded over • Syn: ↑overcloud, ↑cloud up • Hypernyms: ↑darken • Verb Frames …
65cloud up — verb become covered with clouds The sky clouded over • Syn: ↑overcloud, ↑cloud over • Hypernyms: ↑darken • Verb Frames: Something s …
66ob|nu´bi|la´tion — ob|nu|bi|late «ob NOO buh layt, NYOO », transitive verb, lat|ed, lat|ing. to cloud over; darken or obscure; overcloud: »to obnubilate the sun; Figurative. to obnubilate the mind. ╂[< Latin obnūbilāre (with English ate1) < …
67ob|nu|bi|late — «ob NOO buh layt, NYOO », transitive verb, lat|ed, lat|ing. to cloud over; darken or obscure; overcloud: »to obnubilate the sun; Figurative. to obnubilate the mind. ╂[< Latin obnūbilāre (with English ate1) < …
