overtire

As a noun undertone

is an auditory tone of low pitch or volume.

As a verb overtire is

to tire excessively.

As a verb overtire

is to tire excessively.

As a noun overtime is

(uncountable) the working time outside of one's regular hours.

As an adverb overtime is

exceeding regular working hours.

In transitive terms the difference between overfire and overtire

is that overfire is to create too large a fire in a fireplace, furnace, etc.overtire is to tire excessively.

As an adjective overfire

is of a boiler, furnace or other heating device: relating to components or other things that are located above the fire.

In lang=en terms the difference between overtire and overhire

is that overtire is to become excessively tired while overhire is to hire too many employees.

As verbs the difference between overtire and overhire

is that overtire is to tire excessively while overhire is to hire too many employees.

As a verb overtire

is to tire excessively.

As a noun overture is

(obsolete) an opening; a recess or chamber.

As verbs the difference between overtire and overtired

is that overtire is to tire excessively while overtired is past tense of overtire.

As an adjective overtired is

overly tired.