overbrim

Overbrim, ō-vėr-brim′, v.t. to fill to overflowing.—v.i. to be so full as to overflow.—adj.

And hath children given: When the soft heads overbrim The brown nests; then thank ye Him In the clouds of heaven.

The task of keeping it all from her mother was a great daily strain, and the secret had to overbrim for the edification of Lazarus.

A gentle rivulet carries the overbrim away.

Overbrim and overflow, If your own heart you would know; For the spirit born to bless Lives but in its own excess.