superhive
/ˈsuːpəhʌɪv/ /ˈsjuːpəhʌɪv/Bee-keeping
noun
A removable upper compartment of a hive, usually separated from the brood chamber by a queen excluder, in which worker bees store honey and which may be detached and the honey extracted when full.
Origin
Mid 19th century. From super- + hive. Compare earlier superhive.