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- noun UK, informal
dessert - noun informal The festivities held after a
wedding meal.
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- noun a dish served as the last course of a meal
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Examples
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And for what Mary Margaret called the afters, desserts, she had made custard to pour over a Madeira cake, a kind of pound cake.
Lightning Strikes V.C. ANDREWS® 2000
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And for what Mary Margaret called the afters, desserts, she had made custard to pour over a Madeira cake, a kind of pound cake.
Lightning Strikes V.C. ANDREWS® 2000
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And for what Mary Margaret called the afters, desserts, she had made custard to pour over a Madeira cake, a kind of pound cake.
Lightning Strikes V.C. ANDREWS® 2000
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And for what Mary Margaret called the afters, desserts, she had made custard to pour over a Madeira cake, a kind of pound cake.
Lightning Strikes V.C. ANDREWS® 2000
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And one thing we noticed that packs a real punch in the afters are the window treatments ...
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Alarm bells should have run when they took so long to cook I ended up eating them after "afters".
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Hit: Judging from "Divine Design," some of the "afters" should be downright inspiring.
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In the 'afters' she is not only slimmed down, but kind of blurred, so that the physicality is veiled.
Kmareka.com ninjanurse 2010
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In the 'afters' she is not only slimmed down, but kind of blurred, so that the physicality is veiled.
Kmareka.com ninjanurse 2010
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Of course that's not to say they should be running sanctioned 12 round title fights after innocuous challenges, but there's certainly some leeway here for the "afters".
The Offside chris 2010
sionnach commented on the word afters
e.g. "What's for afters?". Usage is considered somewhat infra dig.
December 10, 2007