punctiliar

from Wiktionary
1. (grammar) Of or pertaining to an (l, en, unextended) point of time:
2. # (of an action) Occurring at a definite and particular point in time.
3. # (of verbal aspect or tense) Relating to a punctiliar action or event.

The completed aspect is not the same as what is called punctiliar.

by cometojc March 16, 2018

punctilious

strictly attentive to minute details of NO concern to anyone

Emma and Ms. Gamper are punctilious

by zoe n May 17, 2005

punctilious

adj. Mad sick and stupid full of holes. Comes from the root for puncture and the common slang "ilious."

That foo got capped and now he be punctilious!

by Fred Flash October 9, 2005