| 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. |
| postsecondary |
combined form of secondary. |
| postshow |
combined form of show. |
| poststimulation |
combined form of stimulation. |
| poststimulatory |
combined form of stimulatory. |
| poststimulus |
combined form of stimulus. |
| poststrike |
combined form of strike. |
| postsurgical |
combined form of surgical. |
| posttax |
combined form of tax. |
| postteen |
combined form of teen. |
| post time |
the time at which a horse race is scheduled to start. [2 definitions] |
| posttraumatic |
combined form of traumatic. |
| posttreatment |
combined form of treatment. |
| posttrial |
combined form of trial. |
| postulant |
someone who applies or petitions for something; applicant. [2 definitions] |
| postulate |
to assert as something true, esp. as a basis for reasoning. [7 definitions] |