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superflux
noun
su·per·flux
\ˈsüpə(r)ˌfləks\
Definition of superflux
2 : an excessive flowing
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Origin and Etymology of superflux
Medieval Latin superfluxus action of overflowing, from Latin superfluxus, past participle of superfluere to overflow
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