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The answer OVERLIE has 26 possible clue(s) in existing crosswords.
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Definitions of overlie in various dictionaries:
verb - lie upon
verb - kill by lying on
To lie over or on.
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| lie on top of. |
| To lie over or on. |
| To suffocate (a baby, for example) by accidentally lying on top of it. |
| kill by lying on |
| lie upon lie on top of |
| to be on top of something |
| to kill a baby by lying on top of it |
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