| superhighway |
a large, multi-laned, usu. divided roadway designed for cars traveling at high speeds; expressway; freeway; turnpike. |
| superhot |
combined form of hot. |
| superhuman |
having a nature or possessing powers beyond what humans have; divine. [2 definitions] |
| superimpose |
to set or lay on top of or above something. |
| superincumbent |
lying or resting on top of something else. [3 definitions] |
| superinduce |
to bring in or introduce as an addition, added circumstance, or the like; superimpose. |
| superinsulated |
combined form of insulated. |
| superintellectual |
combined form of intellectual. |
| superintelligence |
combined form of intelligence. |
| superintelligent |
combined form of intelligent. |
| superintend |
to supervise the execution of (a job, procedure, or the like). [2 definitions] |
| superintendency |
the office or work of a superintendent. [2 definitions] |
| superintendent |
one who supervises or administers an institution, area, job, or the like. [2 definitions] |
| superintensity |
combined form of intensity. |
| Superior |
Lake Superior, the largest and westernmost of the Great Lakes. |
| superior |
higher in rank, station, or degree. [9 definitions] |
| superior court |
a court of general jurisdiction, above the inferior courts but below the highest appellate court. |
| superiority |
the quality or state of being superior. |
| superiority complex |
an outward feeling of superiority or exaggerated self-importance, often in compensation for inner feelings of inferiority. |
| superjumbo |
combined form of jumbo. |
| superl. |
abbreviation of "superlative," in grammar, denoting the form of adjectives and adverbs that indicates the highest or most extreme degree of comparison. |