| postbellum |
occurring in, pertaining to, or characteristic of a period following a war, esp. the American Civil War. (Cf. antebellum.) |
| postbiblical |
combined form of biblical. |
| postbourgeois |
combined form of bourgeois. |
| postbox |
(chiefly British) a public depository for outgoing mail; mailbox. |
| postburn |
combined form of burn. |
| postcapitalist |
combined form of capitalist. |
| postcard |
a small card that can be mailed without an envelope, usu. having a picture on one side and space for a message, address, and stamp on the other. |
| post chaise |
a closed carriage drawn by fast horses that are exchanged at posts along the route, formerly used to transport mail and passengers; stagecoach. |
| post-Christian |
combined form of Christian. |
| post code |
in the UK, a code made up of letters and numerals used to identify a postal address. |
| postcoital |
combined form of coital. |
| postcollege |
combined form of college. |
| postcollegiate |
combined form of collegiate. |
| postcolonial |
combined form of colonial. |
| postconception |
combined form of conception. |
| postconcert |
combined form of concert. |
| postconquest |
combined form of conquest. |
| postconsonantal |
combined form of consonantal. |
| post-consumer |
of or pertaining to a product or material that was once used by consumers but has since been discarded or recycled. |
| postconvention |
combined form of convention. |
| postcopulatory |
combined form of copulatory. |