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      overnice
      adjective
      excessively fastidious and easily disgusted
      Roots
      oferover- · Old English · excessivelynesciusnice- · Latin · fastidious, overly precise (orig. ignorant)
      Synonyms for overnice
      manneredadjoverparticularoversensitiveadjpedanticadjpretentiousadj
      Words related to overnice
      overnicenessnsqueamishadjniceadjprissyadjfinikinfastidiousadjdaintyadjsqueamishlyadvundernicenessnfussyadjfinickyadjpickyadjpersnicketyadjfinickinessntouchyadjtastefuladjpersnicketinessncloyinglyadvnitpickyadjpudibundmawkishadjsqueamishnessnniceradjcloyingadjpleasingadjfinickingpleasantadjperjinksmickerprudishadj

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