supes

See also: Supes and supés

English

Etymology 1

Clipping of super + -s (hypocoristic suffix).

Adverb

supes (comparative more supes, superlative most supes)

1. (slang) super; extremely.
   • 2015, Janey Mack, Choked Up, page 130:

     Supes Awesome. Dating advice from the clown who'd put baby powder in my blow-dryer, frozen marbles in my bed, and still regularly strung plastic wrap across the doorway.

   • 2015, Ronel van Tonder, Compile:Quest, page 406:

     It's supes boring here.

   • 2016, Leah Reena Goren, Besties:

     It's going to be supes fun.

   • 2017, Alexandra Adornetto, Haunted:

     You were like a zombie for a minute there. It was supes scary.

Etymology 2

From supe +‎ -s.

Noun

supes

1. plural of supe

Anagrams

• UPSes, spues

French

Verb

supes

1. second-person singular present indicative/subjunctive of super

Anagrams

• pusse

Swedish

Verb

supes

1. present passive of supa