super foliation (superfoliashon)

Exce of foliation. [( Latham . ) perhumanuality of Divin, spuitual Man, p. 418. = Syn. Preternatural , etc. See supernatural . su superhumanity (sū"per-hū-man'i-ti), n. [ per human + -ity . ] The character of being su per human. [Rare.] I have dwelt thus on the transcendent pretensions of manity which cannot be resisted. Jesus, because there is an argument here for his superhu Bushnell , Nature and the Super nat., p. 291. superhumanly (sū-per-human-li), adv . In a superhuman manner. E. H. Sears , The Fourth Gospel, p. 87. superhumeral (sū-per-hū'me-ral), n. [= Sp. Pg . superhumeral = It. superümerale , sup erhu me rale , super , above, + humerus , prop. umerus , shoulder: see humerus.] 1. Ec cles .: ( a ) A Jewish ephod. (b) An amice. (c) An archiepiscopal pallium or pall. See hu meral .-2. Something borne on the shoulders; a burden: probably with allusion to an ecclesiastical vestment. A strange superhumeral , the print whereof was to be seen on His shoulders. Bp . Andrews , Sermons, I. 25. sup erhu me rate (sū-per-hū'me-rāt), v . t .; pret. and pp. sup erhu me rated , ppr. sup erhu me rating . [ super , over, + humerus , prop. umerus , shoulder. Cf. superhumeral .] To place, as a burden, on one's shoulders. [Rare.] Nothing surer tyes a friend then freely to superhumer . ate the burthen which was his. Feltham , Resolves, i. 82. Re naginary transformations as an super super imaginary (sūpėr-i-maj'i-nā-ri), a. lated to other imaginary transfo imaginary imaginary to a real root. superimpose (sū"pér-im-pōz'), v. t.; pret. ret. and pp.superimposed, ppr. superimposing. [ superimposition (sū-per-im - po - zish'on). n. The act of superimposing, or the state of being superimposed. Amer. Jour. Sci., 3d ser., XL. 359. super impregnation (sū-per-im-preg-nā'shon), n. Superfetation; ation; superfecundation. The disease of φυλλομανίαςy n. [ tion, whereby the fructifying juice is starved by the exce of leaves. Sir T. Browne, Misc. Tracts, i. § 43. superfrontal (sū-per-frontal), a. and n. I. a. Superior or upper, as a fi ure of the frontal lobe of the brain: specifying one of the anterior lateral fi ures: distinguished from sub frontal, II. n. Eccles.: (at) A do al. ( b ) The covering of the mensa, or top of the altar. It over hangs the upper part of the frontal. See fron tal, 5 ( a ). super function (su-per-fungk's hon), n. Exce ive activity, as of an organ of the body. super functional (sü-per-fungk's hon-al), a. Being in exce of the normal function. superfuse (sù-pėr-fūz'), v.; pret. and pp. super fused, ppr. superfusing. [L. superfusus, pp. of superfund ere, pour over, super, over, + fundere, pour out: see fusel.] I. trans. To pour over something else. [Rare.] Dr. Slayer showed us an experiment of a wonderful nature, pouring first a very cold liquor into a gla , and super- fusing on it another. Evelyn, Diary, Dec. 13, 1685. ( Davies.) II. in trans. To be poured or spread over something else. The Century, XXXVII. 225. [Rare.]