0 past simple and past participle of overstock
1 to (cause to) have more goods or supplies than are needed:
The problem to-day is that people cannot buy the goods which they produce, and the warehouses and the shops are overstocked.
Much common land is abominably overstocked and consequently the herbage is of a very poor quality.
It was overstocked, distilleries and bottling and blending plants were being closed, and home and export sales were flagging.
So, the animals are trapped on the farms, and the farms are rapidly becoming overstocked.
Unfortunately, we are not overstocked with supplies of either meat.
We are grossly overstocked at present, and we have had very serious shipping problems.
But the only way in which the companies which are given the relief can keep it is to remain overstocked.
Farmers in my area with very small farms are grossly overstocked.
