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Definition of after
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After
(prep.)
According
to the
direction
and
influence
of; in
proportion
to;
befitting.
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Rhachis
::
Rhachis
(n.) The shaft of a
feather.
The
rhachis
of the
after-shaft,
or
plumule,
is
called
the
hyporhachis..
Cure
::
Cure (n.) Act of
healing
or state of being
healed;
restoration
to
health
from
disease,
or to
soundness
after
injury..
Beestings
::
Beestings
(n. pl.) The first milk given by a cow after
calving.
Affecter
::
Affecter
(n.) One who
affects,
assumes,
pretends,
or
strives
after..
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..
Paradise
::
Paradise
(n.) The abode of
sanctified
souls after
death.
Overrun
::
Overrun
(v. t.) To carry over, or back, as type, from one line or page into the next
after,
or next
before..
Enamel
::
Enamel
(v. t.) A
variety
of
glass,
used in
ornament,
to cover a
surface,
as of metal or
pottery,
and
admitting
of after
decoration
in
color,
or used
itself
for
inlaying
or
application
in
varied
colors..
Courtlike
::
Courtlike
(a.) After the
manner
of a
court;
elegant;
polite;
courtly.
Postposition
::
Postposition
(n.) The act of
placing
after,
or the state of being
placed
after..
Stock
::
Stock (n.) That
portion
of a pack of cards not
distributed
to the
players
at the
beginning
of
certain
games,
as
gleek,
etc., but which might be drawn from
afterward
as
occasion
required;
a
bank..
Heir
::
Heir (n.) One who
inherits,
or is
entitled
to
succeed
to the
possession
of, any
property
after the death of its
owner;
one on whom the law
bestows
the title or
property
of
another
at the death of the
latter..
English
::
English
(v. t.) To
strike
(the cue ball) in such a
manner
as to give it in
addition
to its
forward
motion
a
spinning
motion,
that
influences
its
direction
after
impact
on
another
ball or the
cushion..
Paspy
::
Paspy (n.) A kind of
minuet,
in
triple
time, of
French
origin,
popular
in the reign of Queen
Elizabeth
and for some time
after;
--
called
also
passing
measure,
and
passymeasure..
Oversee
::
Oversee
(v. t.) To
superintend;
to watch over; to
direct;
to look or see
after;
to
overlook.
Moire
::
Moire (n.)
Originally,
a fine
textile
fabric
made of the hair of an
Asiatic
goat;
afterwards,
any
textile
fabric
to which a
watered
appearance
is given in the
process
of
calendering..
Cordon
::
Cordon
(n.) A cord or
ribbon
bestowed
or borne as a badge of
honor;
a broad
ribbon,
usually
worn after the
manner
of a
baldric,
constituting
a mark of a very high grade in an
honorary
order.
Cf. Grand
cordon..
Afterwise
::
Afterwise
(a.) Wise after the
event;
wise or
knowing,
when it is too
late..
Prepense
::
Prepense
(v. t.)
Devised,
contrived,
or
planned
beforehand;
preconceived;
premeditated;
aforethought;
--
usually
placed
after the word it
qualifies;
as,
malice
prepense..
Supralapsarian
::
Supralapsarian
(n.) One of that class of
Calvinists
who
believed
that God's
decree
of
election
determined
that man
should
fall, in order that the
opportunity
might be
furnished
of
securing
the
redemption
of a part of the race, the
decree
of
salvation
being
conceived
of as
formed
before
or
beyond,
and not after or
following,
the
lapse,
or fall. Cf.
Infralapsarian..
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