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über-; uber-
prefix
super-high in quality or degree US
Adopted directly from German preposition über (over, above), combines to form words that exceed the norm.- For 10 years now, Coach Ditka has been Chicago’s very own uber-maniac, a blustery bully who thinks of himself as a genius but behaves more like a wacky character on a sitcom. — Chicago Sun-Times, p. 11, 8 October 1992
- [R]azor-tongued uber-slapper Jenny Eclair[.] — Drugs: An Adult Guide, p. 20, December 2001
- [T]here’s The Ministry and there’s Cream and they’re the two biggest uberclubs in fucking Europe. — Kevin Sampson, Clubland, p. 15, 2002
- Tommy Hanson–number-one UK recording artist and uberlad — Ben Elton, High Society, p. 18, 2002
- [P]etulant uber-bitches dash champagne glasses on the mirror-polished floors of their super-lux apartments[.] — Jessica Berens and Kerri Sharp, Prada sucks! [Inappropriate Behaviour], p. vii, 2002
- MARTI PELLOW: Uber-sap Scots crooner with Wet Wet Wet. — Ministry, p. 41, January 2002
- To some uber-trendy, to others fucking painful[.] — X-Ray, p. 91, November 2002
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