| superstrike |
combined form of strike. |
| superstrong |
combined form of strong. |
| superstructure |
a structure or part of a structure built upon something else, such as the part of a building above its foundation or the part of a ship above the main deck. [2 definitions] |
| supersubtle |
combined form of subtle. |
| supersubtlety |
combined form of subtlety. |
| supersurgeon |
combined form of surgeon. |
| supersweet |
combined form of sweet. |
| supersymmetry |
in physics, a theory postulating that each fundamental particle has a corresponding larger, partner particle. |
| supertanker |
combined form of tanker. |
| supertax |
see "surtax." |
| superterrific |
combined form of terrific. |
| superthick |
combined form of thick. |
| superthin |
combined form of thin. |
| superthriller |
combined form of thriller. |
| supertight |
combined form of tight. |
| supertonic |
the second note of a diatonic scale, a whole step above the tonic. |
| supervene |
to take place later in the course of something as a change, interruption, or unexpected addition. [2 definitions] |
| supervirile |
combined form of virile. |
| supervirtuoso |
combined form of virtuoso. |
| supervise |
to direct or oversee (employees, machines, or the like) during an activity or performance of a task; superintend. |
| supervision |
the act or process of supervising. |