over
//ˈoʊvər//
Preposition
Above or higher than something, without touching it
A plane flew over the city.
Across from one side to the other
The cat jumped over the fence.
Covering the surface of something
She put a blanket over the baby.
More than a particular amount, number, or age
Children over 12 must pay full price.
During or throughout a period of time
We talked about it over dinner.
Concerning or about a particular subject
They argued over money.
Adverb
From an upright position to a horizontal or lower position
The vase fell over and broke.
Across a distance or space to reach the other side
Come over here and sit with me.
So as to cover or affect the whole surface
The paint was spread over the entire wall.
Finished or completed
The game is over.
Remaining or in excess
There is some cake left over from the party.
Adjective
Finished or completed
The game is over.
Noun
In cricket, a series of six balls bowled from one end of the pitch
The bowler completed his over without conceding any runs.