In a certain code language, FIRE is written as QHOE and MOVE as ZMWE. In the same code language, OVER will be written as:

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To solve the problem of determining how the word "OVER" is encoded in the given code language, we need to analyze the pattern used in the examples provided:

1. **FIRE to QHOE**:
   - F (6) is transformed to Q (17): +11
   - I (9) is transformed to H (8): -1
   - R (18) is transformed to O (15): -3
   - E (5) is transformed to E (5): +0

2. **MOVE to ZMWE**:
   - M (13) is transformed to Z (26): +13
   - O (15) is transformed to M (13): -2
   - V (22) is transformed to W (23): +1
   - E (5) is transformed to E (5): +0

Now, let's apply the same pattern to the word "OVER":

- **O (15)**: Following the pattern from "MOVE", O is transformed to M by subtracting 2.
- **V (22)**: Following the pattern from "MOVE", V is transformed to W by adding 1.
- **E (5)**: Following the pattern from both examples, E remains E by adding 0.
- **R (18)**: Following the pattern from "FIRE", R is transformed to O by subtracting 3.

Thus, "OVER" is encoded as "MWEO".

**Explanation of Options:**

1. **Option 1: MWEO** - This matches the pattern derived above, making it the correct answer.

2. **Option 2: MWOE** - This is incorrect because the transformation of the last two letters does not follow the pattern. The third letter should be E, not O.

3. **Option 3: WMEO** - This is incorrect because the transformation of the first two letters does not follow the pattern. The first letter should be M, not W.

4. **Option 4: WMOE** - This is incorrect because the transformation of the first letter does not follow the pattern. The first letter should be M, not W.

Therefore, the correct encoded form of "OVER" in the given code language is "MWEO", which corresponds to Option 1.