superurgent

English

Etymology

From super- +‎ urgent.

Adjective

superurgent (comparative more superurgent, superlative most superurgent)

1. Very urgent.
   • 2010, Cindy Glovinsky, Making Peace with Your Office Life, page 195:

     Label the cubbies from top to bottom in large bold type as follows: superurgent, urgent, non-urgent, hold, file. To qualify for Superurgent status, a paper must require action today or something bad will happen.