| sup1 |
to have supper; dine in the evening. |
| sup2 |
to take small amounts of (liquid or food) into the mouth. [2 definitions] |
| sup- |
under. |
| super |
(informal) a superintendent, as of a building. [6 definitions] |
| super- |
above; over. [3 definitions] |
| superable |
able to be dealt with or overcome. |
| superabound |
to be unusually or greatly abundant. |
| superabsorbent |
combined form of absorbent. |
| superabundant |
very plentiful; more than enough. |
| superachiever |
combined form of achiever. |
| superactivity |
combined form of activity. |
| superaddition |
combined form of addition. |
| superadministrator |
combined form of administrator. |
| superagent |
combined form of agent. |
| superalloy |
any of several complex alloys that are resistant to oxidation, high temperatures, and stress. |
| superaltern |
in logic, a universal proposition that is the basis for a particular proposition. |
| superambitious |
combined form of ambitious. |
| superannuate |
to allow to retire with a pension because of old age, illness, infirmity, or the like. [3 definitions] |
| superannuated |
no longer working because of age or poor health; retired. [3 definitions] |
| superathlete |
combined form of athlete. |
| superb |
of the finest kind or quality. [2 definitions] |