pluterperfect

Adjective

pluterperfect (comparative more pluterperfect, superlative most pluterperfect)

1. (rare) More than perfect
   • He married, and this is the biographer's portrait of his pluterperfect spouse1908, The Cornhill Magazine, page 399
   • The pluterperfect imperturbability of the department of agriculture.1918, James Joyce, Ulysses
2. (rare) Pertaining to action completed before or at a specific time.
   • The first pluterperfect will have none of them, but take quand, when, quand j'aurois eu, when I should have had.1673, Claude Mauger, Claudius Mauger's French Grammar, page 182
   • Sometimes a writer will establish the set-back by a brief use of the pluterperfect, and then slide undetected, he hopes— into the past again.1964, Herbert Best, Writing for children, page 99