tr.v., -leaped, or -leapt (-lĕpt'), -leap·ing, -leaps.
- To leap across or over.
- To defeat (oneself or one's purpose) by going too far.
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overleap
American Heritage Dictionary:
o·ver·leap |
tr.v., -leaped, or -leapt (-lĕpt'), -leap·ing, -leaps.
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