over with

1. Done, finished, as in I'll be glad when exams are over with. [Colloquial; second half of 1900s] Also see over and done with.

Example Sentences

Offensive coordinator Jason Beck came over with Dampier from Albuquerque, which could ease their transition.

From Los Angeles Times

The resulting mess, he said, left him with no choice but to start over with a clean pate.

From Los Angeles Times

He was booed for trolling the crowd with his provocative post-match celebrations and interviews, before winning them over with a heroic performance in a five-set defeat by Rafael Nadal in the final.

From BBC

A video on social media appears to show at least one roundabout in Bromsgrove with its red cross being covered over with white paint.

From BBC

Nearly 20% of households in Guernsey are made up of three or more adults aged 16 or over, with about half of those also having a child living there too.

From BBC