OVERSCORE

Etymology

Noun

overscore (plural overscores)

A line over a character of text; an overbar.

Verb

overscore (third-person singular simple present overscores, present participle overscoring, simple past and past participle overscored)

(transitive) To draw a line above (text).

(transitive) To draw a line through; to cross out.

(ambitransitive, music) To score (a piece of music) for too many instruments.

Source: Wiktionary

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