superexpress

English

Etymology

From super- +‎ express.

Pronunciation

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Noun

superexpress (plural superexpresses)

1. A very fast express train.
   • 1963, United States. Congress. House. Committee on the District of Columbia, Transit program for the National Capital region, page 442:

     This is just south of where the central control station would probably be located and might require a slight slowing under the 120 miles per hour normal speed of the nonstop airport superexpresses.

   • 1965, US news and world report, volume 58, page 69:

     Then the Tokyo-Osaka running time will be cut to three hours for superexpresses and four hours for the limited trains.