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overdog

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o·ver·dog  (vr-dôg, -dg)
n. Informal
One that has a significant advantage: "a champion of the overdog who provides tax breaks for the rich while cutting social services for the poor" (Leon Daniel).
[over + (under)dog.]
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He knows his vote can turn an underdog into an overdog, but then waits to C find out whether the overdog has C become overbearing.
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He knows his vote can turn an underdog into an overdog, but then waits to find out whether the overdog has become overbearing.
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