Adjective · /ˌəʊvəˈdrɔːn/ · having spent more than what is in your account
Definition
Having withdrawn more money from a bank account than it contains, resulting in a negative balance; also used figuratively to mean having exceeded any allocated resource or limit.
Origin
Past participle of overdraw — from over- (beyond) + draw (to withdraw). Financial usage established in the 18th century as banking became widespread in Britain.
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