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POSTFIX, n. [L. post, after, and fix.] In grammar, a letter, syllable or word ad...
POSTERN, n. [L. post, behind.] 1. Primarily, a back door or gate; a private entr...
POSTER'ITY, n. [L. posteritas, from posterus, from post, after.] 1. Descendants;...
POSTE'RIORS, n. plu. The hinder parts of an animal body.
POSTERIOR'ITY, n. The state of being later or subsequent; as posteriority of tim...
POSTE'RIOR, a. [from L. posterus, from post.] 1. Later or subsequent in time. He...
POSTER, n. One who posts; also, a courier; one that travels expeditiously.
POSTED, pp. Placed; stationed. 1. Exposed on a post or by public notice. 2. Carr...
POSTEA, n. [L.] The record of what is done in a cause subsequent to the joining ...
POSTDILU'VIAL POSTDILU'VIAN, a. [L. post, after, and diluvium, the deluge.] Bein...
POSTDA'TE, v.t. [L. post, after, and date, L. datum.] To date after the real tim...
POSTBOY, n. A boy that rides as post; a courier.
POSTAGE, n. The price established by law to be paid for the conveyance of a lett...
POSTABLE, a. That may be carried. [Not used.]
POST-TOWN, n. A town in which a post-office is established by law. 1. A town in ...
POST-PAID, a. Having the postage paid on; as a letter.