Sonic

‘Sonic’ (documented as early as 1923), from Latin sonus "sound" (from PIE root *swen- "to sound") + -ic. 
Amy Ireland is reported to be a member of a ‘Sonic Research Initiative’.
‘Sonic boom’ is attested from 1952.
‘Sonic’ is also a name for a character that is first known to have appeared in Sega video-games.
‘Supersonic’ documented as early as 1919, "of or having to do with sound waves beyond the limit of human hearing," from super- + sonic. Attested from 1934 in sense of "exceeding the speed of sound" (especially as a measure of aircraft speed), leaving the original sense to ultrasonic (1923).
== AQ-105= Geist; Antifa; Libido; Intel; Geist ==
AQ-245= Born to be fast;