Overstand

When an idea, statement or concept does not require an explanation of its meaning.
Verb: overstand ; 3rd person present: overstands ; past tense: overstood present participle: overstanding

1. I overstand how you feel. No further explanation is needed.
2. My husband and I have such a clear overstanding of each other, that we communicate without speaking.
3. I need you to take care of it. That's overstood.

by $hawnny Jones May 3, 2018

overstand

oposite of understand

overstand

by imakeweirddefinitions March 19, 2023

Overstand

The opposite of understand. Instead of saying, “I don’t understand”, just say “I overstand.” It’s just a faster way of saying “I don’t understand.”

“I overstand how this isn’t an actual word.”
“He overstood every word, I said”

by Der Wurstjunge April 3, 2023

Overstand

Overstand is a random shower thought I had when I thought of the word understand. "Under" in the word "understand" would imply that there is a word "overstand" with "over" in the name. So basically, it's the opposite of understand.

(Person A:) Hey, did you know that koalas *blah blah blah*?
(Person B:) I overstand
(Person A:) what..?

by Cats_r_cool June 5, 2024

European Overhand

A tricky technique of male masturbation, performed when the flogger uses a palm-down hand position whereby the index finger is closest to the shaft base, as opposed to the classic underhand where the pinky is closest.

I had the house to myself last night, so I took my time on the internet: right hand, left hand, then finished off with a torrid spree of European Overhand.

by EloyWayne February 19, 2012

overtard

An overtard is someone who has just done something so colossally stupid that they can justly be considered the preeminent retard of their time.

"You just lost the big account because you asked his wife if her breasts were real? You are truly the overtard."

by Celastrus May 15, 2009

overstanding

the state of mind that emerges when all illusions- those in the conscious and subconscious mind- are removed; the intellectual state free from mis/disinformation, propaganda, lies, and deception; a grasp of the whole truth; human beings' natural state of mind undisturbed by the ego

(1) She overstands that minorities are relegated to middle and lower classes not because of aptitude, but because of the power elites' strategies and tactics to entrench themselves in their position of control over others. (2) He overstands that his inability to achieve success has little to do with his effort and ability, but moreso because he is different from those who are above him on the ladder towards success. (3) The Bush Administration's position on objective science was that it had to be distorted in order to prevent people from overstanding that marijuana is less harmful to the general welfare than alcohol.

by ERUBBLE October 19, 2009