| SUPERPEOPLE | • superpeople n. Plural of superperson. • SUPERPERSON n. a very remarkable person. |
| SUPERPERSON | • superperson n. A person with remarkable talents or abilities; a superman or superwoman. • SUPERPERSON n. a very remarkable person. |
| SUPERPHONES | • superphones n. Plural of superphone. • SUPERPHONE n. a telephone with a high-speed processor that can perform many of the functions of a computer. |
| SUPERPHYLUM | • superphylum n. (Taxonomy) A taxonomic category above phylum and below subkingdom. • SUPERPHYLUM n. a taxonomical division above phylum. |
| SUPERPLANES | • superplanes n. Plural of superplane. • SUPERPLANE n. a very large plane. |
| SUPERPLAYER | • superplayer n. (Informal) A highly skilled and successful sports player. • SUPERPLAYER n. an exceptionally talented player. |
| SUPERPLUSES | • superpluses n. Plural of superplus. • SUPERPLUS n. (obsolete) a surplus. |
| SUPERPOLITE | • superpolite adj. Exceptionally polite. • SUPERPOLITE adj. extremely polite. |
| SUPERPOSING | • superposing v. Present participle of superpose. • SUPERPOSE v. to place above or on something else. |
| SUPERPOWERS | • superpowers n. Plural of superpower. • super␣powers n. Plural of super power. • SUPERPOWER n. a great power. |
| SUPERPRAISE | • superpraise v. (Obsolete, rare) To overpraise; to praise highly. • SUPERPRAISE v. to give very high praise. |
| SUPERPROFIT | • superprofit n. Excess profit. • SUPERPROFIT n. an exceptional profit. |