Greebel also warns of overdoing your protein intake, which can tax your kidneys—so be careful with protein powders and pills.
I asked what's Norma doing here—isn't she overdoing her relationship a little?
"There's such a thing, Sarah, as overdoing the siesta," she taunted.
While it is true that dwarf fruit trees should be liberally fed there is a possibility of overdoing it.
Doctor Keltridge will be watching me to see that I'm not overdoing.
Roland, perspiring in the shadows at the far end of the room, felt that Miss Chilvers was overdoing it.
Yet it seemed to Phillips as if Smith were overdoing his pose of ignorance.
Surely there has lately risen a custom of overdoing the embellishment and ornamentation of our houses.
You had better go, Kate, and make him sit down, or he'll be overdoing it.
Al could not help thinking that the "foxy" manager was overdoing the thing a little; but he did not express any opinion.
Old English oferdon "to do too much," from ofer (see over) + don (see do (v.)). Common Germanic (cf. Old High German ubartuan). Meaning "to overtax, exhaust" (especially in phrase to overdo it) is attested from 1817. Of food, "to cook too long," first recorded 1680s (in past participle adjective overdone).
