superwonderful

comparative more superwonderful · superlative most superwonderful

1. informalExceptionally wonderful.

   "You sound superwonderful," Mary Anne said, politely, perhaps, given her taste, when the disc had ended.

   1973, Philip K. Dick, chapter 22, in Flow my tears, the policeman said

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   And every one applauds, whether it's in a room, or a hall, or on a platform. So much for the Dionysian spirit of the age, inculcated by this new philosopher. I should think he would appeal to Diana, the superwonderful!

   1920, Rita, Diana of the Ephesians: A Novel, Stokes, page 184

   These and many other incidents make us feel that we must reëcho the graceful comment of the Guild official — “The police are wonderful. The London police are superwonderful.”

   1925, The Commonweal 1925-01-07: Volume 1 Issue 9, Commonweal Foundation, page 240

   It is time that the world knew that California is the world’s most marvelous summer resort, in addition to having its most superwonderful winter climate.

   1938, Current History 1938-03: Volume 48 Issue 3, Current History, Inc., page 74

   But one of the superwonderful things about Brian is that, even after the band's Hot Space Waterloo, he does his best to pump up the lame drum machine songs.

   2004, Daniel Nester, God Save My Queen II: The Show Must Go On, page 77