ˌɒvəˈdrɔːn

Definitions

1. adjective

having drawn or used more money, resources, or time than is available or permitted

“The company’s finances were in a mess due to being overdrawn on their loan.”

2. noun

an amount by which someone has drawn or used more money, resources, or time than is available or permitted

“The bank charges a fee for accounts that become overdrawn.”

3. verb

to draw or use more money, resources, or time than is available or permitted

“If you overdraw your account, you’ll incur overdraft fees.”