prefect
/ˈrɛfɛkt/Definitions
1. noun
a person who has been given authority or responsibility for a particular place or system, especially a school.
“The prefect of the school made sure that the students were on time for their classes.”
2. verb
to make something perfect or to declare something perfect.
“The chef perfected the recipe by adding a pinch of salt.”
3. adjective
having or showing complete or flawless quality.
“The actor’s performance was prefect and won him the award.”