overmilk
English
verb
Definitions
- (transitive) To milk (a cow or other animal) too much.
Etymology
Prefix from English milk.
Origin
English
milk
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- almondmilk English
- antimilk English
- buttermilk English
- cowmilk English
- foremilk English
- goatmilk English
- hindmilk English
- horsemilk English
- milk English
- milk-cap English
- milk-tooth English
- milkable English
- milkaholic English
- milkbag English
- milkbox English
- milkcrate English
- milken English
- milker English
- milkest English
- milkfat English
- milkfed English
- milkfish English
- milkful English
- milkhouse English
- milkie English
- milking English
- milkish English
- milkless English
- milklike English
- milkmaid English
- milkmaiden English
- milkman English
- milko English
- milkpan English
- milkperson English
- milkpox English
- milkshake English
- milkshed English
- milksop English
- milkstain English
- milkstained English
- milkstone English
- milkt English
- milktree English
- milkweed English
- milkwoman English
- milkwood English
- milkwort English
- milky English
- nonmilk English
- remilk English
- sharemilk English
- soymilk English
- undermilk English
- melken German
- ミルク Japanese
- milk Middle English
- 밀크 Korean
- milik Marshallese
- milig Volapük
- miraka Maori
- miliiki Yoruba
- minik Chuukese
- milambaraay Gamilaraay
- milk
- milky
- milko
- milkt
- remilk
- milker
- milken
- milkie
- milkbox
- milking
- milkpan
- milkpox
- milkfed
- milkish
- milkman
- cowmilk
- milkfat
- soymilk
- milkbag
- nonmilk
- milkest
- milkful
- milksop
- antimilk
- hindmilk
- milkwort
- milkable
- milk-cap
- milkweed
- milkshed
- milkfish
- milkwood
- milklike
- milktree
- milkless
- foremilk
- milkmaid
- goatmilk
- sharemilk
- milkstain
- milkshake
- milkwoman
- milkcrate
- milkstone
- horsemilk
- undermilk
- milkhouse
- milkperson
- buttermilk
- milkmaiden
- milk-tooth
- almondmilk
- milkaholic
- milkstained