overclothe

English

Etymology

From Middle English overclothen, equivalent to over- +‎ clothe.

Verb

overclothe (third-person singular simple present overclothes, present participle overclothing, simple past and past participle overclothed or overclad)

1. (transitive) to clothe over; enwrap in/with clothing
   • 1979, Herbert M. Shelton, Human Life:

     Men are more prone to overclothe themselves than women. Present styles in women's clothes are far more sensible than men's. Particularly in winter do men overclothe themselves.