Emily Dickinson Lexicon

O-VER-STOCK', v.t.

1. To fill too full; to crowd; to supply with more than is wanted. The world may be overstocked with inhabitants. The market is often overstocked with goods.
2. To furnish with more cattle than are wanted; as, to overstock a farm.
3. To supply with more seed than is wanted; as, to overstock land with clover.