overface

English

Etymology

From over- +‎ face.

Noun

overface (plural overfaces)

  1. The upper side or upward-facing surface of an object.
    Antonym: underface

Verb

overface (third-person singular simple present overfaces, present participle overfacing, simple past and past participle overfaced)

  1. (retail) To place an excessive quantity of a product range on the shelves.
    Antonym: underface
    • 2015, Constant Berkhout, Retail Marketing Strategy: Delivering Shopper Delight, page 114:
      Larger stores had to be filled, so retailers started overfacing items
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