Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun The time for the arrival of a postman, or for the despatch of letters by mail.
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Examples
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Race Scenario Frequency Comment The post-time favorite wins 30% Cigar paid $3.40 to win in 1995.
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The series has been developed into two anime series, Naruto and its post-time jump sequel Naruto: Shippuuden, featuring a slightly older, more mature cast.
Mangaka You Should Know: Masashi Kishimoto » Fanboy.com 2008
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Before a post-time trial (tour de france) bike ride, with live viewing very early tomorrow morning, I am going to try lavender and cherry scones.
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Before a post-time trial tour de france bike ride, with live viewing very early tomorrow morning, I am going to try lavender and cherry scones.
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Stay tuned, we're taking bets right up till post-time.
What part of "lost confidence" does Harper not understand? Noni Mausa 2008
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Stay tuned, we're taking bets right up till post-time.
Archive 2008-12-01 West End Bob 2008
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Knowing that Thompson was somewhere in the country, I watched the house — especially at post-time in the morning — thinking Thompson was pretty likely to write to her.
Reprinted Pieces 2007
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He only read one newspaper, innocent of leaders, and was free from that periodicity of sensations which we call post-time.
Adam Bede 2004
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It's 4 1/2 hours to post-time at Churchill Downs where folks may be looking to trade their traditional Kentucky Derby hats for umbrellas.
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I must try if I can discover some new arrangement, before post-time, which will allow me to say Yes to Miss Verinder, without damage to the service which I have bound myself to render to Mr. Franklin Blake.
The Moonstone 2003
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