super salient (super salient)

[= OF. sur sail lant = Sp. Pg. sobresaliente, A recently magnetised magnet will occasionally appear to be supersaturated. S. P. Thompson , Elect. and Mag., p. 85. supersaturation (sū-pèr-sat-u-ra's hon), n. The operation of saturating to exce , or of adding to beyond saturation; the state of being super saturated. IMG:content-2506.png:[blocks in formation] super solar law: ( a ) A private agreement among creditors, under a trust-deed and acce ion, that they will supersede or sist diligence for a certain period. ( b ) A judicial act by which the court, where it sees cause, grants a debtor protection against diligence, without consent of the creditors. supersedure (sū-per-se'dūr), n. [ To suppose it nece ary to undertake his supersedure by stealth. The Century, XXIX. 632. super semina tet (sū-pèr-sem'i-nāt), v. t. [ super semi nat us , pp. of super semi nare (> Sp. sobresembrar = Pg. sobresemear ), sow over or upon, super , over, + seminare , sow: see seminate.] To scatter (seed) above seed already sown; also, to di eminate. IMG:content-2507.png:[blocks in formation] and.. of another They were no more than tares,... sowing (a super semination , as the Vulgar reads it). Heylin, Reformation (Ded.). (Davies.)