overstock
/ˈoʊvərˌstɔk/Definitions
1. noun
a larger amount of a product than needed or ordered, especially in a retail store or warehouse
“The store’s overstock of winter clothing had to be sold at a discount to make room for new shipments.”
2. verb
to have or hold a larger amount of a product than needed or ordered
“The retailer overstocked on holiday gifts, resulting in a significant loss at the end of the season.”
3. verb
to supply or stock something in excess
“The manufacturer overstocked the shelves with extra merchandise, anticipating a high demand for the product.”