Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Superexcrescence

Superexcrescencen.what grows on superfluously

3809

Superfice

Superfice, or Superficiesn.the surface, the outside

3810

Superficial

Superficiala.lying on the surface, shallow, slight

3811

Superficiality

Superficiality, or Superficialnessn.shallowness

3812

Superficially

Superficiallyad.without going deep, slightly

3813

Superfine

Superfinea.eminently or very fine, very excellent

3814

Superfluitance

Superfluitancen.a floating above or upon, ob.

3815

Superfluitant

Superfluitanta.floating above or upon, ob.

3816

Superfluitant (2)

Superfluitanta.floating above or on the top, ob.

3817

Superfluity

Superfluity, or Superfluousnessn.excess, overplus

3818

Superfluous

Superfluousa.unnecessary, more than enough

3819

Superfluously

Superfluouslyad.in a uperfluous manner

3820

Superflux

Superfluxn.what is more than is really wanted

3821

Superhuman

Superhumana.more than human, divine

3822

Superimpose

Superimposev.t.to lay or impose upon something

3823

Superimposition

Superimpositionn.a laying or being placed upong

3824

Superincumbent

Superincumbenta.lying or resting on something

3825

Superinduce

Superinducev.t.to bringing as an addition

3826

Superinduction

Superinductionn.the act or art of superinducing

3827

Superinstitation

Superinstitationn.one institution upon another

3828

Superintend

Superintendv.i.to oversee, to take the care

3829

Superintendant

Superintendantn.an overseer, a manager

3830

Superintendency

Superintendencyn.the act of overseeing

3831

Superior

Superiorn.one who is older or higher in rank, one who excels

3832

Superior (2)

Superiora.higher, grater, preferable

3833

Superiority

Superiorityn.advantage, preference, higher grade

3834

Superlation

Superlationn.exaggeration, excess, ob.