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• v  cause to have too great a population
  Some towns in New Jersey are becoming overpopulated

• After all, amassing a fortune large enough to buy an island and indulging in enough random sex to overpopulate it can get a little wearing.
• Yet he seemed to be fading into one of those dwarf stars that overpopulate the American celebrity firmament.
• Over the millenniums, millions of women gave their lives to "overpopulate" the earth.

News & Articles

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• Borges: David Ross not your usual backup catcher
  PORT CHARLOTTE, Fla. — Spring training can create some odd circumstances. Take yesterday’s Red Sox lineup for example. The point of spring is not to win a particular game or even to pad the considerable stat lines that overpopulate baseball because, as some March phenom proves by Memorial Day every season, what you do here often has little to do with what you’ll do after you leave here.
  March 17, 2014 - Boston Herald
• Borges: Ross not your usual backup catcher
  PORT CHARLOTTE, Fla. — Spring training can create some odd circumstances. Take yesterday’s Red Sox lineup for example. The point of spring is not to win a particular game or even to pad the considerable stat lines that overpopulate baseball because, as some March phenom proves by Memorial Day every season, what you do here often has little to do with what you’ll do after you leave here.
  March 17, 2014 - Boston Herald

Quotes

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• Houston Nutt in The State
  They're going to overpopulate the line of scrimmage and do different things,Arkansas coach Houston Nutt said. "We've been against Tyrone before. They do a great job with fits and getting to the football."
• Melinda Gates in Seattle Times
  Gates said she often gets asked "Aren't these moms going to overpopulate the world?"