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- suntan/ˈsʌntæn/A browning of the skin resulting from exposure to the sun.nounverb-ambitransitiveMedium-high
- suntans/ˈsʌntænz/Brown or darkened colour of the skin resulting from exposure to the sun.nounmedium
- suntrap/ˈsʌntrap/A sheltered place that receives a lot of sunlight.nounLow
- sunup/ˈsʌn.ʌp/The time in the morning when the sun first appears above the horizon; dawn.nounLow
- sunyata/ʃʊnˈjɑːtə/In Mahayana Buddhism, the fundamental concept that all phenomena are empty of independent, inherent existence.nounLow (C2)
- suomi/ˈsuː.ə.mi/The native name for Finland, the country; the Finnish language.nounC1
- suovetaurilia/ˌsuː.əʊ.veɪ.tɔːˈrɪl.i.ə/An ancient Roman ritual sacrifice of a pig, a sheep, and a bull.nounObscure
- sup/sʌp/To eat dinner or supper; (informal) to drink (especially alcohol) in small sips.interjectionnounverbC2
- supe/suːp/A supervisor, especially of a factory, construction site, or film crew.nounRare
- super/ˈsuːpə(r)/Extremely good, excellent; of the highest quality or degree.adjectiveadverbinterjection+1B1
- super band/bænd/A group of musicians who play together, often with a specific style; also a flat, thin strip or loop used to fasten, encircle, or mark something.nounHigh
- super bowl/ˌsuː.pə ˈbəʊl/The annual championship game of the National Football League (NFL) in the United States, typically played on the first Sunday in February.nounB2
- super giant slalom/ˈsuːpə ˈdʒaɪənt ˈslɑːləm/A ski racing discipline with gates set farther apart than in giant slalom, resulting in longer, faster turns and higher speeds.nounVery Low
- super middleweight/ˌsuːpə ˈmɪd.lweɪt/A professional boxing weight division.nounLow
- super pac/ˌsuː.pə ˈpæk/A political action committee in the United States that can raise unlimited funds from individuals, corporations, unions, and other groups, but is prohibited from donating directly to candidates or parties, focusing instead on independent expenditures for electioneering communications.nounLow in general English, high in U.S. political discourse during election cycles.
- super tuesday/ˌsuːpə ˈtjuːzdeɪ/The Tuesday, typically in February or March of a U.S. presidential election year, on which the largest number of states hold primary elections or caucuses to select delegates for the national party conventions.nounC1
- super twelve/ˌsuːpə ˈtwɛlv/An informal or specialized term for the number twelve (12), often used in specific contexts like sports (rugby union), group identifiers, or branding to suggest something superior or extra.nounC1/C2 (Low frequency, specialized/niche usage)
- super-committee/ˈsuːpəkəˌmɪti/A committee formed with superior powers or a broader mandate, often composed of members from other committees or groups.nounLow
- super-g/ˈsuːpə dʒiː/An event in alpine ski racing where skiers compete on a course featuring both giant slalom (wide, sweeping turns) and super-G (Super Giant Slalom) elements.nounVery Low
- super-heroine/ˌsuːpəˈherəʊɪn/A female character in fiction who has extraordinary or superhuman powers and uses them to fight evil or protect people.nounMedium
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