different between supersport vs superport
supersport
English
Etymology
super- +? sport
Adjective
supersport (not comparable)
- (motorcycle racing) Of or pertaining to a class of superbike having a four-stroke engine of between 400 and 600cc for four-cylinder machines, or between 600 and 750cc for twins
Anagrams
- superports, supporters
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- what supersport channel is f1 on
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- what supersport channel is arsenal match today
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superport
English
Etymology
super- +? port
Noun
superport (plural superports)
- A large major port.
- 1978, George Sullivan, Supertanker!: The story of the world's biggest ships
- The most advanced superports in the world are to be found, as might be expected, in the Persian Gulf.
- 1978, George Sullivan, Supertanker!: The story of the world's biggest ships
Anagrams
- supporter
superport From the web:
- what supersport channel is showing champions league
- what supersport channel is f1 on
- what supersport channel is motogp on
- what supersport channel is arsenal match today
- what supersport channels are on showmax pro
- what supersport channel is ufc on
- what supersport channels are on dstv compact
- what supersport channel is motogp on today
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