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ˈsuper-ˌroyal, a.
[super- 4.]
1. That is above royal or kingly rank; higher than royal. rare.
1612T. James Corrupt. Scripture ii. 93 Books, that do either impugne, or question the Popes superroiall power. c1662F. Kerby in O. Heywood's Diaries (1883) III. 31 The brats of prelacy presume a super-royal vertue to assume.
2. Designating a size of paper next above that called royal (royal a. 11), measuring about 19–21 by 27–28 inches.
1681T. Flatman Heraclitus Ridens No. 36 (1713) I. 238 He is going to bind up all his Sheets in Super-Royal Paper. 1755Flyleaf in Whole Duty of Man, A large Bible..printed on Super Royal Paper. 1831–3Barlow Manuf. in Encycl. Metrop. (1845) VIII. 768/2 Drawing paper..Super royal..2 ft. 3 in. by 1 ft. 7 in. 1870J. Power Handy-bk. Bks. 113 Super-royal..Name given to a size of paper measuring 27½ in. by 191/4 in. 1885Encycl. Brit. XVIII. 226/2 Book and Drawing Papers... Super royal, 191/4 × 27... Printing Papers... Super royal, 21 × 27... Cartridge Papers... Super royal, 191/4 × 27½. 1888Ibid. XXIII. 700/2 The dimensions of the papers commonly used in book-printing are:—imperial, 22 × 30 inches; super royal, 20½ × 27½; royal, 20 × 25. |