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overrich

British  
/ ˌəʊvəˈrɪtʃ /

adjective

  1. (of food) excessively flavoursome or fatty

  2. being excessively abundant, strong, etc

    overrich heroin

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And Monday night saw many a lush Gucci confection, experiments in the beauty of overrich taste: the singer Harry Styles in an angelic black-lace jumpsuit.

From The New Yorker

Bethany: But another vegetable dish — roasted squash with chanterelles, walnuts and shavings of parmesan — was vastly overrich with butter, the squash mushily sweet, and both the mushrooms and some sage leaves overly oily-fried.

From Seattle Times

“The Quick” ultimately seems less the result of carefully considered craftsmanship than of an overrich imagination indiscriminately producing, producing, producing.

From Washington Post

You're not overrich, either, are you? to judge from my own experience, for I put more money into the land than I ever took out of it.

From Project Gutenberg

There were the overrich supply-side desserts, 32 flavors of tax cuts and toppings, and tough talk about immigrants and teachers' unions and litmus tests for federal judges.

From Time Magazine Archive