to supersize
- verb
- /ˈsuːpərˌsaɪz/
- Supersize it!
- supersize my fries
- supersize your meal
- want to supersize
Examples
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Give me the usual, and supersize that puppy.
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So I get why Mayor Michael Bloomberg drives some people crazy, especially if they happen to like supersizing their beverages.
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You know, you can supersize everything.
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You need to supersize it.
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And by getting you to supersize, they make millions, and no company wants to stop doing that.
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Can't afford to supersize that Happy Meal?
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Now we are invited by every clerk in every fast food restaurant to supersize that high-fat, highly palatable meal we just ordered.
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They supersize everything.
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The rate at which Americans are supersizing it won't be long before 20-year-olds are unable to stand, let alone walk or run.
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When I ordered a burger, the cashier asked if I wanted to supersize my fries.
Synonyms
To make something bigger in size or amount
To make something larger, stronger, or more important
Increase the size or amount of something so it still works well
To make something larger than the usual size
To make something bigger, often in a joking way
Make digital images bigger or clearer
Antonyms
How Big
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Supersize is made from super- 'above' and size 'how big', so the verb means to make something 'bigger than normal' — for example, to ask for a larger drink or to make a product larger to attract customers.