| 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] |
| superbad |
combined form of bad. |
| superbillionaire |
combined form of billionaire. |
| superblock |
an urban area, much larger than a city block, usu. closed to traffic, and having residences and commercial, social, and recreational facilities. |
| superbomb |
combined form of bomb. |
| superbomber |
combined form of bomber. |
| Super Bowl |
in the U.S., an annual football game held in late January or early February in which the winning teams of the American and National Conferences play for the National Football League championship. The Super Bowl attracts vast television audiences. |
| superbright |
combined form of bright. |
| superbureaucrat |
combined form of bureaucrat. |