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Webster Dictionary :: Postulant
POS'TULANT, n. [See Postulate .] One who makes demand.
Webster Dictionary :: Postscript
POSTSCRIPT, n. [L. post, after, and scriptum, written.] A paragraph added to a l...
Webster Dictionary :: Postremote
POSTREMO'TE, a. [post and remote.] More remote in subsequent time or order.
Webster Dictionary :: Postposition
POSTPOSI'TION, n. [post and position.] The state of being put back or out of the...
Webster Dictionary :: Postponing
POSTPO'NING, ppr. Deferring to a future time.
Webster Dictionary :: Postponement
POSTPO'NEMENT, n. The act of deferring to a future time; temporary delay of busi...
Webster Dictionary :: Postponed
POSTPO'NED, pp. Delayed; deferred to a future time; set below in value.
Webster Dictionary :: Postpone
POSTPO'NE, v.t. [L. postpono; post, after, and pono, to put.] 1. To put off; to ...
Webster Dictionary :: Postnuptial
POSTNUPTIAL, a. [post and nuptial.] Being or happening after marriage; as a post...
Webster Dictionary :: Postnate
POSTNATE, a. [L. post, after, and natus, born.] Subsequent. [Little used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Postmeridian
POSTMERID'IAN, a. [L. postmeridianus. See Meridian .] Being or belonging to the ...
Webster Dictionary :: Postmaster
POSTMASTER, n. The officer who has the superintendence and direction of a post-o...
Webster Dictionary :: Postmark
POSTMARK, n. The mark or stamp of a post-office on a letter.
Webster Dictionary :: Postman
POSTMAN, n. A post or courier; a letter-carrier.
Webster Dictionary :: Postliminium
POSTLIMIN'IUM POSTLIM'INY, n. [L. post, after, and limen, end, limit.] Postlimin...
Webster Dictionary :: Postliminiar
POSTLIMIN'IAR POSTLIMIN'IOUS, a. [See Postliminium .] Contrived, done or existin...
