overornaments

/ˌoʊvərˈɔːrnəmənts/
verb
  1. Adds too many decorative details or ornaments to something.
    • The chef overornaments the plate with swirls of sauce, making the dish look messy instead of elegant.
    • He overornaments his speech with metaphors until the main point gets lost.
    • She always overornaments her Christmas tree with so many baubles that the branches droop.
noun
  1. Plural form of overornament; excessive or too many ornaments.
    • The costume had so many overornaments that the actor could barely move.
    • The shelf was cluttered with overornaments — tiny figurines, candles, and trinkets that left no empty space.
    • She removed the overornaments from the mantelpiece to create a cleaner look.
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