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After, ad. Afterward, afterwards, subsequently, later. After, a.
After-ages, n. pl. Posterity, descendants, succeeding times, succeeding generations. After all. Eventually, finally, ultimately, upon the whole, when all has been considered, when all is said, at last, in the end, notwithstanding, in spite of that. After-birth, n. Secundines, placenta, after-burden. After-come, n. Sequel, consequence, result, effect, outcome, outgrowth. Aftercrop, n. Second crop of the year, aftergrowth, etc. See aftermath. Aftergrowth, n. Later growth, outgrowth, consequence, etc. See after-come. After-life, n.
Aftermath, n. Lattermath, rowen, rowett, eddish, eadish, earsh, eagrass, etch, fog, after-crop, aftergrowth. Aftermost, a. Hindmost, sternmost, rearward. Afterpiece, n. Farce, low comedy. After-thought, n. After-wit, subsequent reflection, later or too late meditation. Afterward, Afterwards, ad. Subsequently, after, later, thereafter, in the sequel. After-wit, n. After-thought, wisdom out of time. Again, ad.
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