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101sup|per|time — «SUHP uhr TYM», noun. the time at which supper is served …
102sup|plan|ta|tion — «SUHP luhn TAY shuhn», noun. 1. the act of supplanting. 2. the condition of being supplanted …
103sup|plant|ment — «suh PLANT muhnt, PLAHNT », noun. = supplantation. (Cf. ↑supplantation) …
104sup|ple|jack — «SUHP uhl JAK», noun. any one of various climbing and twining shrubs with tough, pliable stems, found in tropical and subtropical forests …
105sup|ple|men|tal — «SUHP luh MEHN tuhl», adjective, noun. = supplementary. (Cf. ↑supplementary) …
106sup|ple|men|ta|ri|ly — «SUHP luh MEHN tuhr uh lee, truh lee», adverb. in a supplementary manner …
107sup|ple|men|ta|ry — «SUHP luh MEHN tuhr ee, tree», adjective, noun, plural ries. –adj. 1. additional: »a volume supplementary to the original encyclopedia. SYNONYM(S): extra, auxiliary. 2. added to supply what is lacking: »The new members of the class received… …
108sup|ple|men|ta|tion — «SUHP luh mehn TAY shuhn», noun. 1. the act of supplementing: »Supplementation of the diet with egg yolk…resulted in a fall in recurrences of rheumatic fever (New Scientist). 2. a supplementary addition …
109sup|plete — «suh PLEET», transitive verb, plet|ed, plet|ing. Obsolete. to supplement. ╂[< Latin supplētus, past participle of supplēre; see etym. under supply1 (Cf. ↑supply)] …
110sup|ple|tion — «suh PLEE shuhn», noun. Grammar. the occurrence or use of suppletive forms …