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Definition of after
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After
(prep.)
Subsequent
to and in
consequence
of; as, after what you have said, I shall be
careful..
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Succeed
::
Succeed
(v. t.) To
follow
in
order;
to come next
after;
hence,
to take the place of; as, the
king's
eldest
son
succeeds
his
father
on the
throne;
autumn
succeeds
summer..
Apotome
::
Apotome
(n.) The
remaining
part of a whole tone after a
smaller
semitone
has been
deducted
from it; a major
semitone.
Posthumous
::
Posthumous
(a.)
Published
after the death of the
author;
as,
posthumous
works;
a
posthumous
edition..
Math
::
Math (n.) A
mowing,
or that which is
gathered
by
mowing;
--
chiefly
used in
composition;
as, an
aftermath..
Augustinian
::
Augustinian
(n.) A
member
of one of the
religious
orders
called
after St.
Augustine;
an
Austin
friar.
Aphakia
::
Aphakia
(n.) An
anomalous
state of
refraction
caused
by the
absence
of the
crystalline
lens, as after
operations
for
cataract.
The
remedy
is the use of
powerful
convex
lenses..
Long
::
Long (a.) To feel a
strong
or
morbid
desire
or
craving;
to wish for
something
with
eagerness;
--
followed
by an
infinitive,
or by after or for..
Himself
::
Himself
(pron.)
One's true or real
character;
one's
natural
temper
and
disposition;
the state of being in one's right or sane mind
(after
unconsciousness,
passion,
delirium,
or
abasement);
as, the man has come to
himself..
Stub
::
Stub (n.) The short blunt part of
anything
after
larger
part has been
broken
off or used up;
hence,
anything
short and
thick;
as, the stub of a
pencil,
candle,
or
cigar..
Trental
::
Trental
(n.) An
office
and mass for the dead on the
thirtieth
day after death or
burial.
Honeymoon
::
Honeymoon
(n.) The first month after
marriage.
Round
::
Round (n.) A
course
of
action
or
conduct
performed
by a
number
of
persons
in turn, or one after
another,
as if
seated
in a
circle..
Bird''s-mouth
::
Bird's-mouth
(n.) An
interior
angle or notch cut
across
a piece of
timber,
for the
reception
of the edge of
another,
as that in a
rafter
to be laid on a
plate;
--
commonly
called
crow's-foot
in the
United
States..
Elysium
::
Elysium
(n.) A
dwelling
place
assigned
to happy souls after
death;
the seat of
future
happiness;
Paradise.
Cheese
::
Cheese
(n.) A low
courtesy;
-- so
called
on
account
of the
cheese
form
assumed
by a
woman's
dress when she
stoops
after
extending
the
skirts
by a rapid
gyration.
Afterthought
::
Afterthought
(n.)
Reflection
after an act; later or
subsequent
thought
or
expedient.
Grenadier
::
Grenadier
(n.)
Originaly,
a
soldier
who
carried
and threw
grenades;
afterward,
one of a
company
attached
to each
regiment
or
battalion,
taking
post on the right of the line, and
wearing
a
peculiar
uniform.
In
modern
times,
a
member
of a
special
regiment
or
corps;
as, a
grenadier
of the guard of
Napoleon
I. one of the
regiment
of
Grenadier
Guards
of the
British
army, etc..
Afterpiece
::
Afterpiece
(n.) The heel of a
rudder.
Hereafter
::
Hereafter
(n.) A
future
existence
or
state.
Ore
::
Ore (n.) A
native
metal or its
compound
with the rock in which it
occurs,
after it has been
picked
over to throw out what is
worthless..
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