Define Overtone Meaning

1. (verb) See overtoning
2. (noun) From the words overt & ringtone. The assignment of a ringtone to imply something about a caller. Usually used as a a friendly jab or an insult. For instance, overtoning Sir Mix-a-lot's "Baby Got Back" as the ringtone for a chubby friend is an overtone.

1. A friend who consistently fails to pay their own share for purchases that are made in small or large groups. As a result, everyone else is regularly dicked out of money because they ultimately wind up financing all of said friend's leisure experiences.

2. A cheap ass bitch

Overtone- Someone that does too much in any situation, regardless of location, who is around, or who they may hurt by their actions.

a boy with too much time on his hands who tries too hard to impress slutty girls. Also, may drive a prowler..... maybe

When someone has that hint of touching themselves in their voice when talking to them on the phone or from behind a closed door.

Loads of slags and gays like Ashton

A politician or media personality who continuously discusses extremists and extreme positions about public policy or cultural values so as to help slide a metaphorical "window" of acceptance over views what were once considered radical and far outside the mainstream. By often illustrating or focusing discussion on the extreme and radical exceptions and outliers, the previously unacceptable extremes will appear less extreme, and soon come to be seen as a broadly held public view. And once this occurs, it can be voiced, debated, accepted, and generally framed or enacted as a serious premise or rationale for a policy or behavior.

Biggest bunch of cunts the world has ever seen shit school most of the pupils haven’t even heard of puberty never mind gone through it and there try to pull a peng girl CUNTS

A bad odor commonly associated with yeast infections.

1. A political theory invented by arch-conservative Joseph Overton, VP of the anti-tax Mackinac Center for Public Policy in Midland, Michigan. (Overton died in 2003 when his ultra-light airplane crashed.)

2. The name of a poorly-written novel by right-wing talk show host Glen Beck. Published in early 2010, the book is a cautionary tale about leftist radicals taking over the government through incremental change.

In theory, the Overton Window represents the boundaries of "acceptable" public policy and discourse -- what a politician can support without seeming too "extreme." Opposing forces try to broaden this window (or shift it to one side) to make formerly "radical" ideas seem more "mainstream."

Overton's theory has a decidedly pro-business, anti-regulation slant. Something is either "more free" or "less free" in his view. He never mentions "more just" or "more fair" or "more practical." In fact, the entire theory tailor made for paranoid people and right-wing lunatics who think Obama is a totalitarian Marxist dictator bent on world domination.