superbrova 

Too much exposure to melobroma, and melobromatic entertainment.

Threatens to crush the viewers brain under the weight of all the bro-speak, bro-lingo, and bro-ish situations on display

What's wrong with Dave?

Dude, it's bad. He tried to watch a weekend marathon of Entourage to catch up before the new season started and his brain went Superbrova.

Oh shit, he's gone dude.

superbrova by kahnvex July 25, 2011

Supernova

1. (adj., slang) relating to or involving an idea, creation, work of art, etc.. that is so brilliant it inspires other brilliant works after one is exposed to it. Unlike viral trends, trends that Supernova may or may not circulate rapidly and widely from one Internet user to another, but they eventually gain world wide acclaim. The full meaning is most clearly grasped, after the epiphanies experienced via deep contemplation of the juxtaposition with its antithesis, "viral." While both types of works trend, only positive ones Supernova!

2. (verb) To ejaculate so intensely one lose consciousness.

3. (noun) A rare celestial phenomenon that inspired the slang term Supernova. (see N.A.S.A. for more)

1. That brilliant idea to make a positive version of the slang term "viral" went Supernova!

2. I was concerned I was gonna have to call 911 after she Supernova'd and I couldn't wake her, for like, 10 minutes!!

3. She artfully described a supernova as, "a star that gives birth to stars, as it gives its all to light up the darkness that surrounds us."

Supernova by null_l33t May 3, 2017

Champagne Supernova 

A wonderful song by the Oasis; from 1996.

I Love Love Love Champagne Supernova by Oasis!

Champagne Supernova by Starchylde June 2, 2016

Supergroovalisticprosifunkstication 

The world's official coolest song name.

Person 1: "Dude, have you heard that song 'Supergroovalisticprosifunkstication' by Parliament? It's funktastic!"

Person 2: "Yeah, man, it's funktistically funkadelic!"

Supergroovalisticprosifunkstication by Dr Funkenstein July 29, 2008

SuperBrowse 

The application comes in a lightweight package and deploys on your computer in the blink of an eye. Note, however, that it requires .NET Framework to function, which is a default features in modern Windows iterations, so there’s a high chance it’s already there.

As far as the interface is concerned, the application relies on a regular browser style, with the upper toolbar holding most functions and navigation controls, leaving the rest of the space for you to view and interact with pages. Multiple tabs can be active at a time, letting you comfortably perform your research.
Download manager, Proxy connection, and more

The application lets you jump to a page by punching in the URL. There’s also a search bar to quickly look up items of interest on Google. Moreover, you can access Twitter and Facebook by simply pressing the dedicated buttons. A homepage can be configured to always land to a page of interest at the press of a button.

It comes with a bookmarks manager to easily track and save your favorite items. The download manager can handle all incoming files. You can secure your connections by setting up a Proxy. An RSS reader is there for you to stay up to date with latest headlines.

Additional tools include a FTP client, a simple task manager, and the possibility to send links via your installed desktop email client. There’s also a built-in phishing protection feature in case you wonder off into dangerous places of the Internet.

My browser is slow but why?
Its because you don't have SuperBrowse!

SuperBrowse by allMotti September 15, 2017

champagne supernova 

A martini glass full of champagne with cocaine on the rim, as salt would be on a Margarita. Very popular in the late 1980's an -90's.

Make me a champagne supernova, please.

champagne supernova by Scotty'n'Kirk September 25, 2005

supernova

A supernova, is the catastrophic gravitational collapse of a stellar (star) core having a mass greater than 3.5 times the mass of the Sun. This is the last stage of the evolution of a star on the main sequence (Hertzsprung-Russell Diagram), and which ends in a violent explosion of the star's core, when nuclear forces prohibit any further collapse of the star, leaving behind a neutronium core, making it a neutron star. Supernovae are the most energetic stellar events in the known universe.

In 1989, a star in the galaxy M66, in the constellation Leo, underwent a supernova core collapse, which left stellar remnants in the form of a planetary nebula.
supernova Nova exploding starneutron star neutroniumstellar event end stage supernova event, supernovae

supernova by DaleBryTheScienceGuy July 7, 2017