| 1. subconscious |
a
note or message added at the end of a book or document, esp. at
the end of a letter following the signature. |
| 2. superintendent |
one
who supervises or administers an institution, area, job, or the
like. |
| 3. transcontinental |
to
give advance warning to. |
| 4. forewarn |
below
the earth's surface; underground. |
| 5. superlative |
designating
those mental activities that are beyond one's awareness: |
| 6. supersonic |
exceeding
or capable of exceeding the speed of sound waves through air. |
| 7. forecast |
of
the finest kind or highest quality. |
| 8. postscript |
the
capacity to learn, reason, and understand. |
| 9. submerge |
to
put or plunge under water or other fluid: |
| 10. intelligence |
under
the authority or control of a superior; subservient; dependent. |
| 11. subterranean |
going
across or spanning a continent. |
| 12. subordinate |
to
predict (the weather). |
| 13. postpone |
of,
pertaining to, or caused by forces separate from or superior to
what are considered natural laws: |
| 14. supernatural |
to
defer until a later time. |
| 15. postdate |
to
intentionally mark with a date that is later than the current date: |