Synonyms

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covering, canvas, tent; summerhouse, gazebo, pavilion, beach house, cabana, summer kitchen; shutter, blind, shade, curtain, screen, Venetian blind, jalousie.
2. awning, tilt, canopy, baldachin.
3. parasol, umbrella, beach umbrella,

sunshine, n. 1. sunlight, sun, light, daylight, light of day, direct light, Inf. yellow, Inf. yellow stuff, broad daylight, midday sun, noon sun; sunbeam, ray of sunshine.
2. brightness, radiance, sunniness, warmth; brilliance, luminosity, luminance, illumination; glow, glare, dazzle, gleam; sparkle, luster, glitter, Archaic. glister, glisten, coruscation, lambency, shimmer.
3. cheerfulness, cheeriness, happiness, bliss, blitheness, gladness, gaiety, joy, joyfulness; light-heartedness, good spirits, merriness, joviality, jocundity; laughter, smile, bluebird of happiness.
4. cheer, good cheer, encouragement, approval, inspiration; comfort, balm, ease, calm; bright prospects, clear skies, clear sailing, light at the end of the tunnel.

sup, v. 1. sip, taste, sample, drink bit by bit; Inf wet or moisten one's whistle, take a drop, lap or lap up, suck up, Sl. slurp.
-n. 2. sip, taste, sample, drop, lick, thimbleful, mouthful, spoonful; drink, dram, nip, draught, swallow, Inf. swig.

superable, adj. surmountable, conquerable, vincible, beatable. See - surmountable, superabound, v. 1. overabound, overstep, overstride, overleap, overjump, know no bounds; exceed, excel, outstrip, transcend, surpass, overpass, pass beyond, leave behind.
2. overflow, flow over, overspill, spill over, run over, well over; overrun, run riot, run rampant, overgrow, overspread, spread over, be all over, meet one at every turn; infest, plague, beset; swarm, swarm with, teem, teem with, crawl, crawl with, creep, creep with, bristle, bristle with, pullulate.
3. overwhelm, overcome, overpower; choke, smother, suffocate; mount, mount up, pile up; flood, deluge, inundate, drench, engulf, swamp, submerge, whelm, sweep; sate, surfeit, gorge, glut, stuff.

superabundance, n. 1. overabundance, overfullness, overprofusion, overplentifulness, overplenteousness, overplenty, superflux; superfluity, superfluousness, oversufficiency, supererogation, redundance, redundancy; repletion, engorgement, congestion, surcharge; profusion, more than enough, enough and to spare, enough and then some.
2. surplus, surfeit, satiety, glut, plethora, excess, overflow, overspill; flood, deluge, inundation, spate, avalanche, landslide, riot, drug on or in the market, supersaturation; oversupply, overmeasure, overload, overburden; overdose, too much of a good thing,

superabundant, adj. 1. overabundant, plethoric, overfull, overprofuse, overplentiful, overplenteous, overplenty, oversufficient, overmuch; overflowing, flowing over, overspilling, spilling over, running over, welling over; rampant, bristling, thick, thick with, teeming, teeming with, swarming, swarming with, crawling, crawling with, creeping with, alive with, Sl. lousy with, pullulating.
2. lavish, lush, rank, extravagant, excessive, profuse, profusive, exorbitant, inordinate, immoderate, beyond all bounds; uncalled-for, unwarranted, needless, unnecessary; overgenerous, overliberal, overbounteous, overbountiful, overlavish; too much, too many.
3. wasteful, prodigal, profligate, wanton, dissipative; intemperate, improvident, incontinent.