1. overshot - Noun
2. overshot - Adjective
3. overshot - Verb
Derived from overshoot
5. overshot - Adjective Satellite
of Overshoot
From Overshoot, v. t.
Source: Webster's dictionaryan overshot jaw Source: Internet
Canadian Lance Stroll also caused some drama when he overshot his pit-lane stop and sent the waiting front jack mechanic tumbling to the ground. Source: Internet
Eighteen people, including the pilot and co-pilot, were killed and several others injured when the flight from Dubai with 190 people onboard overshot the tabletop runway at the Karipur airport and fell into a valley. Source: Internet
Eight shells overshot the station, but the ninth hit a Portakabin which was being used as a canteen. Source: Internet
Jennings (1966), p. 211. Cannon fire was exchanged several times, though the British attempts fell short or overshot their mark, including an attempted broadside from Belvidera. Source: Internet
The Yorkists, however, had sneaked in close, and the Lancastrian artillery overshot their enemies. Source: Internet