| superefficiency |
combined form of efficiency. |
| superefficient |
combined form of efficient. |
| superego |
in psychoanalysis, the part of the psyche that controls behavior by applying learned moral standards to one's impulses and desires. |
| superegoist |
combined form of egoist. |
| superelite |
combined form of elite. |
| supereminence |
combined form of eminence. |
| supereminent |
of superior rank or dignity; eminent above all others. |
| supereminently |
combined form of eminently. |
| supererogate |
to do more than what is required, expected, or demanded. |
| supererogation |
the act of doing more than what is expected, required, or demanded. |
| supererogatory |
beyond that which is required, expected, or demanded. |
| superette |
a small self-service grocery or convenience store. |
| superexpensive |
combined form of expensive. |
| superfamily |
a taxonomic category less extensive than a suborder but more extensive than a family. |
| superfarm |
combined form of farm. |
| superfecta |
a bet in horse racing in which a winner must pick the first four finishers, in order. |
| superficial |
of, pertaining to, or located on the surface. [5 definitions] |
| superficies |
an outer area or surface. [2 definitions] |
| superfine |
ground into unusually small particles. [2 definitions] |
| superfluidity |
the condition of liquid helium below 2.18 degrees Kelvin, characterized by frictionless flow and very high thermal conductivity. |
| superfluity |
the state or quality of being unnecessary or excessive. [3 definitions] |