Supercalendered, sū-pėr-kal′en-derd, adj. denoting paper of a very high degree of polish due to several courses of rolling.
Supercallosal, sū-pėr-ka-lō′sal, adj. lying above the corpus callosum, specifying a fissure or sulcus of the median aspect of the cerebrum.
Supercanopy, sū-pėr-kan′ō-pi, n. an upper arch or gable above a lesser or lower one.
Supercargo, sū-pėr-kär′go, n. a person in a merchant-ship placed in charge of the cargo and superintending all the commercial transactions of the voyage.—n. Supercar′goship.
Supercelestial, sū-pėr-sel-est′yal, adj. situated above the firmament or vault of heaven.
Supercharge, sū′pėr-chärj, n. (her.) a charge borne upon an ordinary or other charge.
Supercilious, sū-pėr-sil′i-us, adj. lofty with pride: disdainful: dictatorial: overbearing.—adj. Supercil′iary, above the eyebrow.—adv. Supercil′iously.—n. Supercil′iousness. [L. superciliosus—supercilium, an eyebrow—super, above, cilium, eyelid.]
Supercretaceous, sū-pėr-krē-tā′shus, adj. (geol.) lying above the chalk.
Superdainty, sū-pėr-dān′ti, adj. (Shak.) over-dainty.
Superdominant, sū-pėr-dom′i-nant, n. (mus.) the tone just above the dominant, the sixth or submediant.