superb i part i ent (su"perbipartient)

[ the laws and prescriptions of nature. superadvenient (sūpėr-ad-vē'nient), a. 1. Coming upon; coming to the increase or a istance of something. The world is typified by the Wandering Jew. Its sorrow is a form of superannuation . G. S. Hall , German Culture, p. 201. 4. Antiquated character. bipartient double, a number which is to another number as 8 to 3. superb i quintal (sū"pėr-bi-kwin'tal), a. Related to another number as 7 to 5; exceeding by two fifths. superb i tertial superb i tertial (sū"pėr-bi-tėr's hal), a. Same as superb i part i ent. superbly (sū-pėrb'li), adv. In a superb manner. (at) Haughtily; contemptuously: as, he snubbed him superbly. (b) Richly; elegantly; magnificently: as, a book superbly bound. superbne (sū-pèrb'nes), n. IMG:content-2488.png:[blocks in formation] rate super orbital o icle. - Superciliary shield in or- supercritical (sū-pèr-krit'i-kal), a . Exce ive- nith ., a prominent plate or shelf projecting as of many birds of prey. - Superciliary woodpecker, ly critical; hypercritical. Bp . Gauden, Tears Picus (or Colaptes or Zebra pic us or Centurus or Melanerpes ) of the Church, p. 15. ( Davies .) superciliaris (or superciliosus or subocular is or striatus ) of super curious (sū-pėr-kū'ri-us), a. Extremely Cuba, 11 inches long, with the sides of the head conspicu- ously striped, and the nape and belly crimson. or exce ively curious or inquisitive. Evelyn, ing superb; magnificence. Imp. Dict. supercalendered (sū-pėr-kal'en-dėrd), a. Noting paper of high polish that has received an unusual degree of rolling. Paper pa ed through the calendering-rolls attached to the Fourdrinier machine is known as machine-calendered. When pa ed again through a stack of six or more calendering-rolls, it is known as supercalendered. supercallosal (sūpėr-ka-lō'sal), a. and n. I. a. In an at., lying above the corpus callosum: specifying a fi ure or sulcus of the median aspect of the cerebrum, otherwise called the callosomarginal and splenial fi ure or sulcus. II. n. The supercallosal fi ure or sulcus. super canopy (sū-pėr-kan'ō-pi), n . In ornamental constructions and representations, such as the shrine or the engraved bra , an upper arch, gable, or the like covering in one or more subordinate niches, arches, etc.