superfix
/ˌsuːpəˈfɪks/ /ˌsjuːpəˈfɪks/verb
[with object] To fix on or attach to something else.
Origin
Mid 18th century. Either from classical Latin superfix-, past participial stem of superfīgere to fix on top of (from super- + fīgere), or from super- + fix.
- high-ceilinged
- high center
- high-center
- high-centered
- high-centering
- high centre
- high-centred
- high-centring
- high chair
- high change
- high-cheekboned
- High Church
- High Churchism
- High Churchman
- High Churchmanship
- High Churchwoman
- high-class
- high colour
- high-coloured
- high colouring
- high comedy
- high command
- high commission
- high commissioner
- high-concept