super-
combining form
[ ˈsuːpə ]
• above; over; beyond.
• "superlunary"
Origin:
from Latin super-, from super ‘above, beyond’.
super
adjective
• very good or pleasant; excellent.
• "Julie was a super girl"
Similar:
excellent,
superb,
superlative,
first-rate,
first-class,
superior,
outstanding,
remarkable,
dazzling,
marvellous,
magnificent,
wonderful,
splendid,
fine,
exquisite,
exceptional,
glorious,
sublime,
peerless,
perfect,
of the first water,
brilliant,
great,
fantastic,
fabulous,
terrific,
awesome,
ace,
stellar,
divine,
A1,
tip-top,
top-notch,
neat,
mega,
wicked,
cool,
banging,
crucial,
brill,
smashing,
cracking,
on fleek,
• (of a manufactured product) very good; superfine.
• "a super quality binder"
• short for superficial (used in expressing quantities of material).
super
adverb
• especially; particularly.
• "he's been super understanding"
super
noun
• a superintendent.
• "the super walked around the incident room"
• an extra, unwanted, or unimportant person; a supernumerary.
• superphosphate.
• superfine fabric or manufacture.
Origin:
mid 19th century: abbreviation.
