| superordinate |
of a higher kind, rank, degree, or the like. [3 definitions] |
| superorganic |
combined form of organic. |
| superorganism |
a colony of individuals, as of the social insects, that acts as a unit, into which the individuals are closely integrated. |
| superovulation |
the release of a larger number of eggs than normal, esp. when artificially induced by hormone injection. |
| superpatriot |
a person who is or professes to be extremely patriotic, esp. to the point of excess or fanaticism. |
| superpatriotic |
combined form of patriotic. |
| superpatriotism |
combined form of patriotism. |
| superperson |
combined form of person. |
| superpersonal |
combined form of personal. |
| superphenomenon |
combined form of phenomenon. |
| superphosphate |
a fertilizer made by treating phosphate rock with sulfuric acid. |
| superphysical |
above, beyond, or exceeding the physical; hyperphysical. |
| superplasticity |
the quality of stretching to unusually great lengths without breaking, as shown by certain metals at high temperatures. |
| superplayer |
combined form of player. |
| superpolite |
combined form of polite. |
| superpose |
to lay or place above or upon something else. |
| superpower |
a country with great international power and influence, esp. one that dominates the affairs of other countries. |
| superpowerful |
combined form of powerful. |
| superpremium |
combined form of premium. |
| superprofit |
combined form of profit. |
| superquality |
combined form of quality. |