overhollow

English

Etymology

From over- +‎ hollow.

Verb

overhollow (third-person singular simple present overhollows, present participle overhollowing, simple past and past participle overhollowed)

1. (transitive) To hollow excessively.
   • 1959, Loraine Frost, Posture and Body Mechanics (Revised), page 8:

     Many individuals who normally have a good standing posture overhollow the lower back under some conditions as, for instance, when they wear high heels, after they have been standing for a long time, when they raise their arms […]