| superrealism |
combined form of realism. |
| superregional |
combined form of regional. |
| superrich |
combined form of rich. |
| superroad |
combined form of road. |
| superromantic |
combined form of romantic. |
| superromanticism |
combined form of romanticism. |
| supersafe |
combined form of safe. |
| supersale |
combined form of sale. |
| supersalesman |
combined form of salesman. |
| supersaturate |
to add more of a substance to (a solution) than can normally be dissolved in it. |
| superscout |
combined form of scout. |
| superscribe |
to write on the outside surface of or above (an envelope or the main body of a letter). [2 definitions] |
| superscript |
of a number, letter, or symbol, written or printed above and just to one side of another character. (Cf. subscript.) [2 definitions] |
| superscription |
the act of writing, marking, or engraving on the outer surface or top of something. [2 definitions] |
| supersecrecy |
combined form of secrecy. |
| supersecret |
combined form of secret. |
| supersede |
to take over the position or influence of; replace. [2 definitions] |
| superseller |
combined form of seller. |
| supersensible |
unable to be perceived by the senses. |
| supersensitive |
extremely or overly sensitive, as to criticism or insult. [2 definitions] |
| supersession |
an act or instance of superseding or being superseded. |