| sunshine law |
any law that obligates a government body to make its meetings and records accessible to the public. |
| sunspot |
one of the dark, recurring patches that are sometimes seen on the sun's surface and that affect the earth's magnetic fields. |
| sunstroke |
convulsions or a sudden inability to feel or move, brought on by overexposure to the sun or to excessive heat; insolation; heatstroke. |
| sunsuit |
an article of clothing consisting of shorts and a halter top, worn by children to play in, esp. in summer. |
| suntan |
an increased brownness of the skin as a result of exposure to strong sunlight or a sun lamp. |
| sunup |
the approximate time of sunrise. |
| sunward |
to or toward the sun. [2 definitions] |
| sunwise |
in the direction of the apparent motion of the sun; left to right, or clockwise. |
| sup1 |
to have supper; dine in the evening. |
| sup2 |
to take small amounts of (liquid or food) into the mouth. [2 definitions] |
| sup- |
under. |
| super |
(informal) a superintendent, as of a building. [5 definitions] |
| super- |
above; over. [3 definitions] |
| superable |
able to be dealt with or overcome. |
| superabound |
to be unusually or greatly abundant. |
| superabsorbent |
combined form of absorbent. |
| superabundant |
very plentiful; more than enough. |
| superachiever |
combined form of achiever. |
| superactivity |
combined form of activity. |
| superaddition |
combined form of addition. |
| superadministrator |
combined form of administrator. |