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Originally Posted by stieger
Medically speaking "supra" means above.
Lapis is again a rock term. So I'm going to say the word means an above ground rock formation/system.
Also props to rock star for getting my word
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Yeah, I get the "supra" from my Physical Anthropology class of 1974 where we examined fossil hominid skulls' supraorbital tori (brow ridges).
I think though that the lapsus (slip) is at work, and not the lapis (rock), since the word goes from p to s without an intervening i.
It's beyond (supra) that I'm still thinkin'. This one sure ain't easy like my sister.