| postdebate |
combined form of debate. |
| postdebutante |
combined form of debutante. |
| postdelivery |
combined form of delivery. |
| postdepositional |
combined form of depositional. |
| postdepression |
combined form of depression. |
| postdiluvian |
existing or occurring following the Biblical flood. [2 definitions] |
| postdive |
combined form of dive. |
| postdivestiture |
combined form of divestiture. |
| postdoctoral |
of or relating to academic work or study beyond the doctoral degree. |
| postdrug |
combined form of drug. |
| postediting |
combined form of editing. |
| post-Einsteinian |
combined form of Einsteinian. |
| postelection |
combined form of election. |
| postembryonic |
combined form of embryonic. |
| post-emergency |
of or pertaining to the state or condition that exists after the most critical phase of an emergency has passed. |
| postencephalitic |
combined form of encephalitic. |
| postepileptic |
combined form of epileptic. |
| poster |
a large temporary sign made of sturdy paper or cardboard posted in a public place for advertising or displaying information, or a similar sign or artistic print used for decoration in a home or other non-public place. |
| 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] |