| supercar |
combined form of car. |
| supercargo |
the officer on a merchant ship in charge of the cargo carried and commercial transactions made. |
| supercarrier |
combined form of carrier. |
| supercautious |
combined form of cautious. |
| supercenter |
combined form of center. |
| supercharge |
to fill beyond normal capacity with feeling, energy, or the like. [2 definitions] |
| supercharged |
of an engine, having a supercharger. [3 definitions] |
| supercharger |
a device that increases the power of an internal combustion engine by forcing air under high pressure into its cylinders. |
| superchic |
combined form of chic. |
| superchurch |
combined form of church. |
| superciliary |
of, pertaining to, or near to, esp. above, the eyebrow. |
| supercilious |
showing an arrogant disregard, as a look, manner, or person. |
| supercivilization |
combined form of civilization. |
| supercivilized |
combined form of civilized. |
| superclass |
a taxonomic category intermediate between a phylum, or a botanical division, and a class; subphylum. |
| superclean |
combined form of clean. |
| superclub |
combined form of club. |
| supercolossal |
combined form of colossal. |
| supercomfortable |
combined form of comfortable. |
| supercompetitive |
combined form of competitive. |
| superconductivity |
the condition or quality of conducting electrical current without resistance, exhibited by certain substances at very low temperatures. |