overrun
/ˈoʊvərˌrʌn/Definitions
1. verb
to exceed or go beyond a limit or capacity, especially in a way that is not controlled or anticipated
“The new restaurant has been overrun with customers since its opening.”
2. verb
to cover or flood completely, especially with water
“The floodwaters began to overrun the city’s main street.”
3. noun
a situation in which something is being used or dealt with in greater quantities than can be handled or managed
“The company is facing an overrun of orders and is struggling to keep up with production.”
4. noun
a quantity or amount of something that is in excess of what is needed or available
“The overrun on the project’s budget was due to unexpected expenses.”
5. noun
a situation in which a place or area is crowded or congested, especially with people or vehicles
“The city center was overrun with tourists during the summer months.”