Preposition: of

• sheep: Overstocking of sheep also prevents water soaking into the ground.

Object

• sale: Welcome to the Cycle Heaven online market stall - check here regularly for bikes on offer, clearance items and overstock sales.

• market: Those volumes of Mr. Elliott, which contained no political seasoning, " were carried to a market overstocked with poetry.

• udder: According to FAWC: " It is common practice to send dairy cattle to market or to agricultural shows with overstocked udders.

• item: Thus they prevent buying unnecessary stock, avoid storage costs for overstocked items, and use items before they become out of date.

• problem: With no overstocking problems, it has remained aloof from the recent vicious price war.

• area: He pointed out that pigs were territorial animals with social hierarchies and could become aggressive when confined in overstocked areas.

Preposition: with

• fish: It can also indicate whether or not the aquarium is overstocked with fish.

Modifying Another Word

• not: The world is God's great common, and he doth not overstock his own common.

• n't: Do n't overstock your fridge - it makes it work inefficiently.

• often: Overstocking often leads to soil degradation and the clearing of rainforests brings about desertification.

• much: Among them was a white cow very much overstocked with milk.