Definition of "overfond" [o•ver•fond]

• Excessively fond. (adjective)

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• "The new Anna Pigeon mystery reminds me of why I gave up on Nevada Barr years ago (lurid and incoherent); Elizabeth and Mary is repetitive and overfond of the first queen at the expense of the second; the new Dennis Lehane is too hairy-chested; and those New Yorkers pile up as readily on my iPod as they do on the bathroom scales."
• "Not that he was become afraid, or overfond of the corner by the fire and the well-filled pot."
• "The orcs were not overfond of contingency plans, Cairne had learned."