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supernumerary

[soo-per-noo-muh-rer-ee, -nyoo-] / ˌsu pərˈnu məˌrɛr i, -ˈnyu- /


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He remembers the houses with high ceilings, Dresden china chandeliers and suits of armor in the corners; the men in creaking shirts; the Sunday roasts; the Harvard-Yale football games; the bustling of supernumeraries.

From New York Times

These experiments showed that humans can feel like these extra, or “supernumerary,” limbs are a part of their body.

From Scientific American

For “Children Will Listen,” led by Headley, with superb, sinuous phrasing, deBessonet suddenly swells the cast with 70 or so supernumeraries, children and seniors singing along.

From New York Times

I have what are called “supernumerary roots,” an excess of roots under my teeth.

From New York Times

A supernumerary is a role that requires minimal talent.

From Seattle Times