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Webster Dictionary :: Posting
POSTING, ppr. Setting up on a post; exposing the name or character to reproach b...
Webster Dictionary :: Postillion
POSTILLION, n. postil'yon. One that rides and guides the first pair of horses in...
Webster Dictionary :: Postiler
POS'TILER, n. One who writes marginal notes; one who illustrates the text of a b...
Webster Dictionary :: Postil
POS'TIL, n. [L. post.] A marginal note; originally, a note in the margin of the ...
Webster Dictionary :: Postic
POSTIC, a. [L. posticus.] Backward. [Not used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Posthumously
POST'HUMOUSLY, adv. After one's decease.
Webster Dictionary :: Posthumous
POST'HUMOUS, a. [L. post, after, and humus, earth; humatus,buried.] 1. Born afte...
Webster Dictionary :: Posthume
POST'HUME, a. Posthumous. [Not used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Postfixing
POSTFIX'ING, ppr. Adding to the end of a word.
Webster Dictionary :: Postfixed
POSTFIX'ED, pp. Added to the end of a word.
Webster Dictionary :: Postfix
POSTFIX, n. [L. post, after, and fix.] In grammar, a letter, syllable or word ad...
Webster Dictionary :: Postern
POSTERN, n. [L. post, behind.] 1. Primarily, a back door or gate; a private entr...
Webster Dictionary :: Posterity
POSTER'ITY, n. [L. posteritas, from posterus, from post, after.] 1. Descendants;...
Webster Dictionary :: Posteriors
POSTE'RIORS, n. plu. The hinder parts of an animal body.
Webster Dictionary :: Posteriority
POSTERIOR'ITY, n. The state of being later or subsequent; as posteriority of tim...
Webster Dictionary :: Posterior
POSTE'RIOR, a. [from L. posterus, from post.] 1. Later or subsequent in time. He...
