Super, sū′pėr, n. a supernumerary actor.
Superable, sū′pėr-a-bl, adj. capable of being overcome.—n. Sū′perableness.—adv. Sū′perably.
Superabundant, sū-pėr-ab-und′ant, adj. abundant to excess: more than enough: copious.—v.i. Superabound′, to abound exceedingly: to be more than enough.—n. Superabund′ance.—adv. Superabund′antly.
Superacidulated, sū-pėr-a-sid′ū-lā-ted, adj. acidulated to excess.
Superadd, sū-pėr-ad′, v.t. to add over and above.—n. Superaddi′tion.
Superaltar, sū′pėr-awlt-ar, n. a small slab of stone used as a portable altar, to be laid on the top of an unconsecrated altar.
Superangelic, sū-pėr-an-jel′ik, adj. more than angelic.
Superannuate, sū-pėr-an′ū-āt, v.t. to impair or disqualify by living beyond the years of service or by old age: to pension on account of old age or infirmity.—v.i. to become incapacitated by long service.—n. Superannuā′tion, state of being superannuated: the allowance granted in consideration of such. [L. super, above, annus, a year.]
Superation, sū-pe-rā′shun, n. the apparent passing of one planet by another in longitude: the act of surmounting.
Superb, sū-pėrb′, adj. proud: magnificent: stately: elegant: showy: (coll.) first-class, very good.—adv. Superb′ly.—n. Superb′ness, the state of being superb. [L. superbus, proud—super, above.]