over and over



over and over (again)

repeatedly. She stamped her foot over and over again. Bill whistled the same song over and over.
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over and over (again)

many times again and again Bad language can lose its effect when it's used over and over.
Related vocabulary: time after time
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over and over

Also, over and over again. Repeatedly, many times, as in I've told you over and over that he can't eat spicy food. [Late 1500s] Also see again and again.
See also: and

over and over

Again and again; repeatedly.
See also: and

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
DollyDAHL-eeEnglish
Olav-Norwegian, Danish
Lia (1)LEE-ah (Italian), LEE-ə (Portuguese, Georgian)Italian, Portuguese, Georgian, Biblical Latin
Golbahar-Persian
Baako-Western African, Akan
Virginieveer-zhee-NEEFrench