| 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an act or instance of superseding or being superseded. |
| supersexuality |
combined form of sexuality. |
| supersharp |
combined form of sharp. |
| supershow |
combined form of show. |
| supersinger |
combined form of singer. |
| supersleuth |
combined form of sleuth. |
| supersmart |
combined form of smart. |
| supersmooth |
combined form of smooth. |
| supersoft |
combined form of soft. |
| supersonic |
exceeding or capable of exceeding the speed of sound waves through air. |
| supersonics |
(used with a sing. verb) the science or study of the aerodynamics of speeds greater than the speed of sound. |
| supersophisticated |
combined form of sophisticated. |
| superspecial |
combined form of special. |
| superspecialist |
combined form of specialist. |
| superspecialized |
combined form of specialized. |
| superspectacle |
combined form of spectacle. |
| superspectacular |
combined form of spectacular. |