over it
Suggests that you've moved beyond a particular event - it doesn't bother you anymore.
Not to be confused with all over it
Not to be confused with all over it
Overally
Well, I went to a dance just the other nightEverybody there was thereI said over and over and over againThis dance is gonna be a dragI said over and over and over againThis dance is gonna be a dragI said over and over and over againThis dance is gonna be a dragAll at once it happenedThe prettiest in the worldI said a-won't you come over and a-talk to meover it
to want to have nothing to do with it; to not want to hear about it, see it, deal with it. NOTHING. over it!
it's over
A pronouncement of the termination of a relationship by either one of the two parties involved in said relationship or an outside, objective party.
Example:
You: "Things were going so well. I called her twice a day, e-mailed and IM'ed her every five minutes, and gave up all my friends to hang out with her just to show her how much I cared. I honestly don't know what happened."
Vicfan: "It's over."
You: "Things were going so well. I called her twice a day, e-mailed and IM'ed her every five minutes, and gave up all my friends to hang out with her just to show her how much I cared. I honestly don't know what happened."
Vicfan: "It's over."
over it
1. To have moved on from something or someone and it no longer bother's you.
2. To be sick of something or someone.
2. To be sick of something or someone.
Example:
1. "You still sad about yo' divorce dude?"
"Nah....I'm over it now."
"Do you still love yo' secretary?"
"Nah....I'm over it now."
2. "This CD has been playin for ages. I'm fully 'over it'!"
"I hate the way Joe always hog's the blunt. I'm over it!"
1. "You still sad about yo' divorce dude?"
"Nah....I'm over it now."
"Do you still love yo' secretary?"
"Nah....I'm over it now."
2. "This CD has been playin for ages. I'm fully 'over it'!"
"I hate the way Joe always hog's the blunt. I'm over it!"
it's over
iT'S OVER!!!
Example:
iT'S OVER!!!
iT'S OVER!!!
Overated
over it
(n) The act of having emotionally moved on and matured, used in reference to an unpleasant experience.
Example:
1. It's been a year since our break up, I think I'm finally over it.
2. Although the car crash that killed his brother was a traumatic ordeal, the young man got over it as time went on.
1. It's been a year since our break up, I think I'm finally over it.
2. Although the car crash that killed his brother was a traumatic ordeal, the young man got over it as time went on.