front 1 supersize | back 1 to increase the size of |
front 2 superstar | back 2 a famous performer or athlete |
front 3 supervise | back 3 to monitor someone or something |
front 4 supernova | back 4 a star that increases in size because of an explosion |
front 5 superglue | back 5 a very strong, quick-setting adhesive |
front 6 superheat | back 6 to heat a liquid above its boiling point |
front 7 supersede | back 7 to take the place of a person or thing by force |
front 8 superstore | back 8 a shop that contains more than the average amount of space and items to sell |
front 9 supersonic | back 9 a speed that is greater than the speed of sound |
front 10 superhuman | back 10 a person with stronger abilities or powers than the average person |
front 11 supercharge | back 11 to make faster or more powerful |
front 12 supernatural | back 12 things that some people believe are real, but are not part of nature (example - ghosts, magic, etc) |
front 13 submit | back 13 to give in to someone or something |
front 14 suburb | back 14 a smaller city that is outside of the larger city (for example- Pearland) |
front 15 subset | back 15 a part of a larger group of related things |
front 16 subpar | back 16 below normal standards or levels |
front 17 subway | back 17 an underground railroad |
front 18 subvert | back 18 to overturn or overthrow |
front 19 subtext | back 19 a hidden message in a piece of writing |
front 20 subplot | back 20 a side story within a major story |
front 21 subsoil | back 21 the layer immediately under the surface of the earth |
front 22 subgroup | back 22 a group that is within a larger group |
front 23 subtract | back 23 to take away from another group |