| postpaid |
with the postage already paid by the sender. |
| postpartum |
of, relating to, or occurring in the period immediately following the delivery of a child. |
| postpollination |
combined form of pollination. |
| postpone |
to defer until a later time. |
| postprandial |
after a meal, esp. dinner. |
| postpresidential |
combined form of presidential. |
| postprimary |
combined form of primary. |
| postprison |
combined form of prison. |
| postpsychoanalytic |
combined form of psychoanalytic. |
| postpuberty |
combined form of puberty. |
| postpubescent |
combined form of pubescent. |
| post-Reformation |
combined form of Reformation. |
| postresurrection |
combined form of resurrection. |
| postretirement |
combined form of retirement. |
| postrevolutionary |
combined form of revolutionary. |
| postrider |
formerly, a person who carried mail on horseback. |
| postriot |
combined form of riot. |
| post road |
a road, route, or way on which mail is conveyed. [2 definitions] |
| postromantic |
combined form of romantic. |
| postscript |
a note or message added at the end of a book or document, esp. at the end of a letter following the signature. |
| postseason |
combined form of season. |