poster board |
thin cardboard that comes in sheets, suitable for making posters. |
posterior |
located behind or toward the back of something. (Cf. anterior.) [4 definitions] |
posterity |
all generations to come. [2 definitions] |
postern |
a small, usu. private entrance or gate, usu. in the back or at the side of a building. [2 definitions] |
posteruptive |
combined form of eruptive. |
Post Exchange |
trademark for a retail store on U.S. Army property that sells goods and services to military personnel and their families, and to some civilians; PX. |
postexercise |
combined form of exercise. |
postexperience |
combined form of experience. |
postexperimental |
combined form of experimental. |
postexposure |
combined form of exposure. |
postfault |
combined form of fault. |
postfire |
combined form of fire. |
postfracture |
combined form of fracture. |
postfreeze |
combined form of freeze. |
post-Freudian |
combined form of Freudian. |
postgame |
combined form of game. |
postglacial |
existing in or happening after a period of widespread glaciation, esp. that of the Pleistocene epoch. |
postgraduate |
of, relating to, or engaged in advanced work or study after graduation from a college, university, or the like. [2 definitions] |
postgraduation |
combined form of graduation. |
postharvest |
combined form of harvest. |
posthaste |
with the greatest speed; as quickly as possible. |