The term 'overblown' can be defined by a variety of crossword solutions, such as 'RHETORICAL' (10 letters), 'IMPOSING' (8 letters), 'AUREATE' (7 letters), 'PORTENTOUS' (10 letters), 'FLOWERY' (7 letters), 'GRANDILOQUENT' (13 letters), 'MAGNILOQUENT' (12 letters), 'SONOROUS' (8 letters), 'EUPHUISTIC' (10 letters), 'ELABORATE' (9 letters), 'VERBOSE' (7 letters), 'BIG' (3 letters), 'BOMBASTIC' (9 letters), 'HYPED' (5 letters), 'INFLATED' (8 letters), and 'TURGID' (6 letters). These words all describe the concept of something being exaggerated or overstated. RHETORICAL refers to the use of language to make an argument, while IMPOSING is used to describe something that is large and impressive. AUREATE and FLOWERY refer to the use of ornate language, while PORTENTOUS and GRANDILOQUENT are used to describe language that is overly dramatic. MAGNILOQUENT and SONOROUS both refer to language that is loud and powerful, while EUPHUISTIC and ELABORATE refer to language that is overly complicated. VERBOSE and BIG are used to describe something that is too long or too large, while BOMBASTIC, HYPED, INFLATED, and TURGID all refer to something that is exaggerated or overstated.