Over

Finished

be over	My holidays are nearly over.
blow over	He thinks the current controversy will soon blow over.
get over	It took me two weeks to get over my last cold.
have over	I'd rather have this thing over with as soon as possible.

Thinking

Thinking about something carefully or examining it, very often because you want to make a decision.

check over	Don't hand in a report until you have checked it over carefully.
chew over	I haven't had a chance to chew things over.
go over	I wanted to go over a few things with you.
look over	After that I finally had time to look the device over, and I really liked what I saw.
moon over	He's still mooning over her ex.
mull over	Company executives are mulling over what to do with the building.
pore over	His lawyers are poring over the small print of the contract.
puzzle over	This is something I've puzzled over for most of my adult life.
rake over	We cannot afford to waste our time settling old scores and raking over the past.
skim over	I assume I missed something when I skimmed over the document.
talk over	We talked it over and everyone thought it was such a great idea.
think over	The offer was made by letter so I had time to think it over very carefully.
turn over	After turning it over in my mind for a few minutes I said yes.

Transferring or changing

carry over	Unused funds can be carried over from year to year.
change over	The introduction of the euro was the largest currency changeover ever made.
come over	Sooner or later, they will come over to our way of thinking.
cross over	He crossed over from pop to country music back in 2003.
do over
go over to
hand over	He was forced to hand over the money.
make over
move over	I moved over to Perth in July 2004.
roll over	The proposed solution is to roll the debt over, hoping things will get better.
sign over	Don't sign over the title without the cash in hand.
swap over
switch over	This will make switching over to the new system easier.
talk over	I managed to talk him over.
take over	If George dies, who will take over the project?
tide over	We gave him some money to tide him over until he finds a job.
turn over
win over	Stop trying so hard to win her over and gain her attention.

Movement

Going somewhere. Sometimes it just means going to the other side of a room or to where somebody is.

come over	He came over to our table and said hello.
glance over	She glanced over her shoulder.
go over	I went over and told them to leave her alone.
move over	She moved over to the window seat.
pull over	We got pulled over by police for speeding.
roll over	I popped her in bed and she rolled over and fell asleep.
run over
turn over

Again

do over	If you had to do it over again, what things would you do differently?
start over	Ever wish you could rewind time and start over?

Visiting

Going go somebody's place or going somewhere.

ask over	We were thinking about asking you over for lunch.
come over	You could come over and have dinner.
go over	We decided not to go over to their place.
have over	We had our parents over for dinner.
stay over	We spent the day together and they stayed over that night.
stop over	We stopped over at the lovely coffee shop.