su·per·size 
(spər-sīz′)
(spər-sīz′)tr.v. su·per·sized, su·per·siz·ing, su·per·siz·es
1. To order (a portion of food) in the largest amount offered, especially at a fast-food restaurant.
2. To enlarge (something) to an unusual or remarkable degree: "a $20 million renovation that supersized the playhouse in everything from backstage space to the size of its season" (Phil Gallo).
- on-screen
- onset
- onshore
- onside
- onside kick
- on sight
- onsite
- onslaught
- on soapbox
- on (someone's) account
- on someone's account
- on (someone's) back
- on someone's back
- on (someone's) case
- on someone's case
- on speaking terms
- on spec
- onstage
- on standby
- on steroids
- onstream
- on-stream
- on stream
- on strike
- -ont