superbuoyant
superbuoyant adjective: extremely buoyant.
Adjective
superbuoyant (comparative more superbuoyant, superlative most superbuoyant)
- Extremely buoyant.
- Mark Schubert, the general manager of the United States team, quipped that these world championships would be remembered as the Plastic Games, a reference to the superbuoyant polyurethane suits worn by all but three of the swimmers here who set world records in Olympic events.2009 August 4, Karen Crouse, “Redefining Fast at the ‘Plastic Games’”, in New York Times
Forms of superbuoyant
| comparative | more superbuoyant |
|---|---|
| superlative | most superbuoyant |
Origin of superbuoyant
From super- + buoyant.
Questions about superbuoyant
- What does superbuoyant mean?
- Superbuoyant means extremely buoyant.
- What part of speech is superbuoyant?
- Superbuoyant is an adjective.
Words near superbuoyant in the dictionary
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