plutey

English

Etymology

From plute +‎ -y.

Adjective

plutey (comparative more plutey, superlative most plutey)

1. (slang, rare) plutocratic
   • 1933, The Commercial Telegraphers' Journal:

     […] Rice Rees, Art Chamberlain, and Butch Nicholson; a select GD crowd, we were told, a rather plutey bunch.

   • 2010, Mark Abernethy, Second Strike:

     She'd been posing as a journalist and had joined a plutey Bangkok tennis club to get close to a general in the government.

Anagrams

• Putley