IPA: /ˈoʊvərˌæld/
KK: /ˈoʊvərˌæld/
Describing someone who is wearing a type of clothing that covers the body, typically made of durable fabric and often used for work or protection.
The workers were all overalled, ready to start their tasks in the factory.
Overalled → The word is formed from "over-" (meaning above or beyond) and "all" (meaning everything). The suffix "-ed" indicates a past participle form. The term "overalled" refers to being covered or dressed in overalls, which are garments that cover the entire body, hence going beyond just clothing.
Think of being 'covered' ('over-') by 'everything' ('all') when you wear overalls, which is why 'overalled' means dressed in overalls.
No commonly confused words.