supervise (superviz)

t.; pret. and pp. su per vised, ppr. supervising. [ or regulate: as, to supervise the erection of a house. The word often implies a more general care, with le attention to and direction of details, than super intend. The small time I supervised the Gla -house, I got among those Venetians some Smatterings of the Italian Tongue. Howell, Letters, I. 1. 3. Poems. [Rare.] supervolute (super-vō-lut), a. [