overrun

to rove over (a country, region, etc.); invade; ravage.

to swarm over in great numbers, as animals, especially vermin; infest.

to spread or grow rapidly over, as plants, especially vines, weeds, etc..

to attack and defeat decisively, occupying and controlling the enemy's position; overwhelm.

to spread rapidly throughout, as a new idea or spirit.

to run or go beyond, as a certain limit.

to exceed, as a budget or estimate.

to run over; overflow.

Printing.��

1. to print additional copies of (a book, pamphlet, etc.) in excess of the original or the usual order.

2. to carry over (type or words) to another page.

Nautical.��

1. to sail past (an intended stopping or turning point) by accident.

2. (of a ship) to complete (a schedule of calls) more rapidly than anticipated.

to outrun; overtake in running.

to run over; overflow.

to exceed the proper, desired, or normal quantity, limit, order, etc..

an act or instance of overrunning.

an amount in excess; surplus.

the exceeding of estimated costs in design, development, and production, especially as estimated in a contract.

the amount exceeded.

a run on an item of manufacture beyond the quantity ordered by a customer and often offered at a discount.

the amount by which the volume of a food, as butter or ice cream, is increased above the original volume by the inclusion of air, water, or another substance.