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(Definition 1)

Short for Super. Basically meaning really awesome or cool.

(Definition 2)

Also used as a shorter word for Superman. Mainly used by comic book writers.
(Definition 1)

Dude, how are you going to jump off that ladder? You're Supes High Up!

Bro, those shoes are totally supes!

(Definition 2)

Hey, Bill. Did you finish writing the comic strip for Supes yet?

Hey, Simon. You know that the new Supes Movie just cameout?
Supes! by SteezyHipster November 9, 2012
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Nickname for popular comic book hero, Superman (aka: Brian Holden/Brolden).
Brolden: Yo, Supes!
Brolden: Yeah, Snoop Dog?
Brolden: You've got a phone call, mothafucka!
Supes by Supes MothaFucka November 7, 2012
Adjective. Short for super. Super awesome or cool or dope. Also can be used instead or really or very.
Your mom's mac N cheese is supes delicious.

I supes need a massage.

This artwork is supes amazing!
Supes by Mswisefool January 18, 2015
short for supernaturals, used in trueblood to refer to vampires, werewolf's, shifters etc. anyone who isn't a normal human
sam merlott: I think it was hate crime, they've only been targeting supes..
supes by twolegsgood August 17, 2012
Short form of Superman. Often used by comic book writers.
That was a nice issue of Supes I just read.
Supes by pentozali March 9, 2008
A shortened version of super. Can be used in any situation.
Jeremy-"Dude we just got a three foot bong."
Andrew-"What?!? that's supes legit!"
or
Taylor-"Hey mann we're playin pong in my room tonight. Beers on me"
Jordan-"Ahh man now I'm supes excited to play"
Word of the Day on May 26, 2012
Short for super. Abbreviated the same way homes is for homie.

Awesome, neat, cool, great

NEVER used as an adjective in front of a noun:
WRONG: What a supes hat!

RIGHT: We're going to the movie tomorrow? Supes!
supes by jil April 18, 2004
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