to overnight
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3.2
- verb
- /ˌoʊvərˈnaɪt/
:
pernoctar
- Let's get this footage overnighted to New York.
- get the magazine overnighted
I overnighted this to my parents house and then made them overnight it to me to England.
- I overnighted this to my parents house and then made them overnight it to me to England.
- I'm like, I need you to fly to New York tomorrow, box up all your stuff and overnight it to New Orleans.
- Let me e-mail you a you know, or let me, you know, let me overnight you a couple grams of Tillamook cheddar or something.
Examples
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Why didn't she overnight it?
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They've overnighted all the data, and I've got to compose the piece by tomorrow.
Fiction book (1997) -
We can overnight it to her.
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Then he'll overnight it to Chicago and cross his fingers.
Fiction book (1997) -
Is there any way I can overnight these samples?
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I'm like, I need you to fly to New York tomorrow, box up all your stuff and overnight it to New Orleans.
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- And I overnighted a copy to them already.
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No, I overnighted it to you.
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I need five rolls of fabric overnighted from London.
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I need to overnight this package so it arrives early tomorrow.
Synonyms
450
2.0
To live somewhere for a short time, like a hotel or a friend's house
63
2.8
To stay at someone else's house for the night
Phrasal Verbs
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Morphology
Etymology
Overnight The verb overnight is formed from over + night and means to do something 'during the night', so to 'overnight' can mean to stay for the night or to send something so it arrives by morning.