overshoot

As nouns the difference between overshoot and overflow

is that overshoot is (uncountable) the amount by which something goes too far while overflow is the spillage resultant from overflow; excess.

As verbs the difference between overshoot and overflow

is that overshoot is to go past something; to go too far while overflow is to flow over the brim of (a container).

As verbs the difference between outshoot and overshoot

is that outshoot is (sports|us) to score more goals than the other side in a goal sport such as hockey or soccer while overshoot is to go past something; to go too far.

As a noun overshoot is

(uncountable) the amount by which something goes too far.

In uncountable|lang=en terms the difference between outbreak and overshoot

is that outbreak is (uncountable) a geological layer that breaks out while overshoot is (uncountable) the amount by which something goes too far.

As nouns the difference between outbreak and overshoot

is that outbreak is an eruption, sudden appearance while overshoot is (uncountable) the amount by which something goes too far.

As verbs the difference between outbreak and overshoot

is that outbreak is to burst out while overshoot is to go past something; to go too far.

As verbs the difference between overshoot and overshook

is that overshoot is to go past something; to go too far while overshook is (overshake).

As a noun overshoot

is (uncountable) the amount by which something goes too far.

As verbs the difference between overshoot and overshot

is that overshoot is to go past something; to go too far while overshot is past tense of overshoot.

As a noun overshoot

is the amount by which something goes too far.

As an adjective overshot is

powered by water that flows over the top from above.

As nouns the difference between taxonomy and overshoot

is that taxonomy is the science or the technique used to make a classification while overshoot is (uncountable) the amount by which something goes too far.

As a verb overshoot is

to go past something; to go too far.