overshow

English

Etymology

From over- +‎ show.

Verb

overshow (third-person singular simple present overshows, present participle overshowing, simple past overshowed, past participle overshown)

(transitive) to show excessively or too much
- 1912, George A. Townsend, Practical Rabbit Keeping - Page 103:
  It is a grave mistake to overshow your stock, and one that the novice must always guard against.

Noun

overshow (plural overshows)

An excessive show or display.
His dramatic crying is a bit of an overshow at this point, don't you think?